Which of the following is a step used to determine which of the facts in a client's case are key facts?
A. Identify each cause of action possibly raised by the facts.
B. Identify the facts necessary to the holding.
C. List all the facts possibly related to the elements of the causes of action.
D. Determine which of the facts apply to establish or satisfy the elements of each cause of action.
E. All of the above
F. Answers a, c, and d above
Answer: F
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a. Establishes proof of service b. Establishes the opposing parties in a case c. Requests a jury trial d. Notifies the defendant of the complaint e. All of these choices are correct
In order to admit the testimony of an expert, the party proffering the expert must convince the judge
a. the expert will help the jury decide the case. b. the expert will help the judge decide the case. c. the expert will help the jury understand the evidence. d. the expert will help the jury understand the argument.
It is important that paralegals when dealing with clients:
A. Remember that they work in part for the best interests of the client B. Remind clients that they are not attorneys and refrain from giving legal advice C. Communicate with clients as told by the attorney to keep them advised of issues pertaining to the client's case D. All of the above
In Access, a database may be started by opening a blank ________, to which the desired fields are added
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word