Rita Paralegal is interviewing for a job with Big Law Firm. She is informed that beginning paralegals are expected to bill 2000 hours per year. Rita's next question should be:
A) "Great! When do I start?"
B) "Does that mean I am expected to work weekends?"
C) "Is there enough work to keep me busy full time?"
D) "When my time is written down before the bill goes to a client, does the written-down time still count toward the 2000 billables?"
D
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Match each numbered entry with the most relevant lettered entry below.
A. pertaining to unlawful sexual relations B. not yet fully performed C. living in the manner of a husband and wife D. created by operation of law to prevent unjust enrichment E. intent to inflict injury F. support after a nonmarital relationship G. choosing an alternative to the terms in a will H. entered without a license I. removable without destroying what remains J. understood without being openly stated
Assumption of the risk:
A. Is not a proper affirmative defense B. Can only be used as an affirmative defense in contract cases C. Can only be used as an affirmative defense in personal injury cases D. Can be used as an affirmative defense when the plaintiff knew of the risk involved in a particular dangerous activity and proceeded with the activity E. None of the above
The reasonable person test refers to
A. A test for setting the amount of damages B. A standard for determining guilt in a criminal case C. A standard for determining whether a party has breached a contract D. A standard of care in a negligence action E. None of the above
If a client asks you how his or her case or matter is progressing, you should say what?
What will be an ideal response?