What is the likelihood-of-confusion test?
What will be an ideal response?
The likelihood-of-confusion test is a test for trademark infringement, based on
the probability that a substantial number of ordinarily prudent buyers will be misled or confused about the source of a product.
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A law requiring that a complaint be filed to begin a lawsuit is an example of which type of law??
A. ?Procedural law B. ?Substantive law C. ?Employment law D. ?All of these choices are correct.
Why is it helpful to investigate an accident scene at the same time of day and on the same day of the week that the accident occurred?
What will be an ideal response?
Which constitutional amendment provides that the legislature of the state may empower the governor to make a temporary senatorial appointment pending replacement by election?
A) Amendment 15 B) Amendment 16 C) Amendment 17 D) Amendment 18
Paralegal Ava is writing a brief in defense of a lawyer facing disciplinary charges. Ava has a choice between citing her state's professional conduct rule 3.7 (on the lawyer acting as a witness in his own trial) or ABA Model Rule 3.7. Both rules say exactly the same thing but the ABA Rule has explanatory Comments, and her state law does not. Her best choice is to
A) cite the ABA Model Rule because the ABA Rules have more authority than the state rules. This is true because the ABA is a federal agency. B) do not cite either. This is true because the rules of professional conduct are just "rules," not law. C) cite her state's rule. This is true because lawyers in Ava's state are bound by the laws of that state, not the "models" written by the ABA. She can still refer to the Comments if she needs them. D) cite the ABA Model Rule because the ABA Rules have more authority than state rules. This is true because the ABA has been writing rules of professional conduct longer than any state.