A plaintiff can always recover for pecuniary harm but never emotional harm if the plaintiff sues for interference with contractual relations.
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A client might have concerns about receiving case information, and the possible premature interception by their spouse. We should be careful to:
a. Send messages to their current e-mail address, on the assumption it is password-protected. b. "Red-flag" clients with those concerns, and take extra precautions. c. Call the home number and leave a message concerning issues in the case. d. Send documents to their home address.
Treating individual liberties as the product of a negotiated contract is known as the natural rights theory
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The law that governs the issue(s) in a client's case may be either enacted law or case law.
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Leveraging can make paralegals profitable for employing attorneys.
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