Recent research by Joo et al. suggests that what percentage of distributions of performance are actually heavy-tailed toward star performers?
A. 25%
B. 50%
C. 75%
D. 100%
C. 75%
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Under FRCP 26, which of the following is true??
A. ?The discovery process will take longer. B. ?Depositions, interrogatories, and other traditional discovery tools have been eliminated. C. ?Automatic disclosure of relevant information is required. D. ?State court rules have been abolished.
As a paralegal, you should treat your work:
A. As if you are a small business and lawyers and supervisors are your clients B. As tightly as you can, taking work only within your job description and only during business hours C. Very loosely, agreeing to do any work that comes your way, not worrying too much about deadlines D. None of these
Joseph contracts to build thirteen homes in a development. The contract states that time is of the essence. He is about to put the finishing touches on the last home when the time for performance expires. The developer claims that he owed Joseph nothing, because he failed to complete the contract on time. Is the developer correct?
A) Yes, because performance is an all-or-nothing proposition. B) Yes, because Joseph did breach the terms of the agreement with respect to time of performance. C) No, because Joseph substantially performed the contract. D) No, because "time of the essence" provisions are not enforceable.
A creditor may successfully defend itself against a trustee seeking to void a particular transfer if it can prove one of the ________ defenses
A) Statutory B) Common law C) Regulatory D) None of these