Match each numbered entry with the most relevant lettered entry below.
1. limited-scope representation
2. an opposing goal or claim
3. unjustified delay
4. an employer is responsible for the conduct of an employee
5. an agreement to do something after knowing the benefits and risks
6. information hidden within a document
7. not deriving benefit from whoever wins
8. further training after finishing formal training
9. not using the skills commonly applied by attorneys
10. mixing together
a. continuing legal education
b. metadata
c. commingling
d. disinterested
e. legal malpractice
f. collaborative law
g. dilatory
h. adverse interest
i. respondeat superior
j. informed consent
1. f. collaborative law
2. h. adverse interest
3. g. dilatory
4. i. respondeat superior
5. j. informed consent
6. b. metadata
7. d. disinterested
8. a. continuing legal education
9. e. legal malpractice
10. c. commingling
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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. After adoption, the biological grandparents of the adoptive child lose their statutory standing to petition for visitation with their biological grandchild. 2. An adult (18 or over) can be adopted with his or her consent, without the consent of the birth parents. 3. If an out-of-wedlock father has supported the child and has been significantly involved in his child’s life, his consent to the child’s adoption is required. 4. Two unmarried adults may adopt a child together in New York.
A ____ is a distinctive mark, motto, device, or emblem that a manufacturer stamps, prints, or otherwise affixes to the goods it produces so that they can be identified on the market and their origins made known.
A. trade secret B. copyright C. trademark D. trade name
The approach to personal privacy has changed with the advent of electronic "spy" devices and social networking. GPS tracking devices placed on a spouse's cell phone or car allow the detective spouse to track the location of the other or the vehicle in real time. Another device used is spyware installed on home or business computers. It gathers information from the computer and its users' activities from a remote location. Spouses may be able to access information through online networking sites that was intended for friends or family. There are some legal issues when trying to use information gathered this way. What are some useful guidelines to share with clients?
What will be an ideal response?
How is evidence in the possession or control of the opposing party normally obtained?
A. With a properly executed authorization B. Through the proper discovery process C. With a letter from the attorney D. Such evidence cannot be obtained