One of the steps in the process of identifying the issue(s) in a client's case is to keep in mind the question, "What was decided about which facts in this opinion?"
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
Rationale: See "Issue Identification-Client's Case"
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Some clients now routinely order audits of law firm bills.?
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
On August 5, Paul mails Bertrand a letter offering to sell his business for $300,000. On August 9, Bertrand drops a letter in the mail accepting the offer. Later that same day, Paul calls Bertrand and revokes his offer. Is there a contract?
A) Yes, because Bertrand accepted the offer when he deposited his acceptance in the mail. B) Yes, because an offer cannot be revoked once it is made. C) No, because Bertrand's acceptance did not mirror the terms of the offer. D) No, because Paul called Bertrand before he received Bertrand's acceptance in the mail.
A customer purchases canned food which, contrary to the expiration date stamped on it, has gone
bad and is no longer fit to eat. The retailer had bought the food from a wholesaler, who had bought it from the manufacturer. If the customer does not realize that the food is tainted and gets so sick as to be hospitalized, the customer could most effectively sue the retailer under a theory of A) strict liability B) fraud C) intentional infliction of emotional distress D) privity of contract
Why might a defendant ask for contribution?
What will be an ideal response?