What are the consequences for an employer who fails to maintain workers’ compensation insurance coverage?
A. There are no consequences.
B. The employer must pay the employee’s total medical bills and other benefits directly out of its own budget.
C. The Workers’ Compensation Board will pay premiums on the company’s behalf.
D. The company will be forced out of business.
B. The employer must pay the employee’s total medical bills and other benefits directly out of its own budget.
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A typical file or case starts with:
a. a visit to court. b. an agreement on fees and expenses. c. a cursory look at the law. d. an interview with the client.
In addition to business records prepared prior to the availability of word processing, _______ may still primarily rely upon paper-based reports
A. Colleges and universities B. Income tax agencies C. Police and fire departments D. Banks
Some legal scholars would argue that a request for admission seeks information that has already been discovered, and thus, is not, strictly speaking, a discovery tool.
a. true b. false
An attorney or paralegal ______________________.?
A. ?can never reveal a client confidence B. ?can reveal a client confidence if the client gives informed consent C. ?can never reveal a client confidence unless directed to by the Supreme Court D. ?can reveal a client confidence whenever he or she wishes, if it benefits the client E. ?none of the above