To protect against possible malpractice, the attorney would not need to:
a. Assign tasks to paralegals that are commensurate with their knowledge, training, and expertise.
b. Review the paralegal's work before it goes out.
c. Accept responsibility for all work that goes out of the office.
d. Rewrite every document in his or her own words.
c
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Paralegal James is making a PowerPoint presentation for a trial. Which of the following should he not do?
a. Use easy-to-read text b. Use lengthy paragraphs to explain his points in detail c. Rehearse the presentation using the equipment that will be used at the trial d. Use easy-to-read text and use lengthy paragraphs to explain his points in detail e. All of these choices are correct
A state's body of laws that determines who qualifies as an heir of an intestate, and is thus entitled to receive the intestate's real and personal property, is/are the:
a. Testacy statutes b. Intestacy statutes c. Beneficiary statutes d. Statute of frauds
If the Court decides to recognize a constitutional right to die (a right not currently recognized by the Court and not explicitly in the Bill of Rights) and require the states to recognize this right, what doctrine of incorporation would this reflect?
A) total incorporation doctrine B) select incorporation doctrine C) selective incorporation D) fundamental fairness/implicit in concept of ordered liberty
Basically, a counterclaim in an action is the defendant suing the plaintiff or the respondent suing the petitioner
Indicate whether the statement is true or false