The OSHA provides authority to both the state and federal governments
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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Match up the terminology in the left column to the definitions in the right column.
1. Charitable remainder trusts 2. Pet trusts 3. Charitable remainder annuity trusts 4. Life insurance trust 5. Discretionary trusts 6. Spendthrift trusts 7. Qualified terminable interest trusts 8. Sprinkling or spray trusts 9. Irrevocable trusts 10. Special needs trusts a. Trust in which the trustee is given broad powers of discretion with respect to investments and distribution of the trust income. b. A specific type of charitable trust in which a non-profit organization or charity is named as the ultimate beneficiary. c. A trust that may not be revoked by the trustor once it has been created. d. Trust established to care for the decedent’s pets. e. A specific type of charitable trust in which a donor makes a large gift to a charity in trust and the trust then pays the donor income each year with the charity as the ultimate beneficiary. f. A trust in which money may be held for a handicapped person g. A trust in which a life insurance policy is the asset held in trust. h. Trust which prevents the beneficiary from alienating his or her interest in the trust i. Discretionary trust in which the trustee has the sole discretion to determine how the income or principal will be distributed to the trust beneficiaries. j. Property given to a surviving spouse that qualified as a marital deduction although the spouses interest is not absolute
A customer purchases a cup of coffee at the take-out window of an international fast food chain
The restaurant makes the coffee as hot as possible, short of turning it into steam, because most people who get coffee at a take out window will wait before drinking it. The customer goes to a car, and puts the coffee between the customer's legs, so as to be able to wrench the lid off the coffee cup. This causes the coffee to splash onto the customer's pants, which results in third degree burns. The customer sues in negligence, alleging that the restaurant breached a duty of care. The restaurant might be able to escape liability because of the customer's A) assumption of the risk B) age C) contributory negligence D) comparative fault
The exclusionary rule states that evidence ofpast crimes must beexcluded fromprosecution’sevidence.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
What is the most common type of fee agreement in the legal field?
a. Contingency fee b. Hourly rate fee c. Flat fee d. Value billing fee e. Fixed fee