?Which of the following persons wouldnotbe considered a trespasser?
A. ?A person who ignores a "private property" sign and enters your property
B. ?A person who comes every month with permission to read the electric meter
C. ?A person who enters your property to commit an illegal act
D. ?A guest in your home who has been asked to leave but refuses
Answer: B
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Today, codicils are almost obsolete.?
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Admissibility of scientific evidence can be based on all except
A. how famous the expert witness is B. validity of principles used in tests C. acceptance of methodology by the scientific community D. the decision in Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Example: Let’s visit Donald and Margie Rivers. They have a combined wealth of $13 million. In January of 2016, Donald Rivers dies. When he dies, $11.4 million of the assets are Donald’s. This portion of the trust will be funded with $5,970,000. This amount of money is the irrevocable portion of the trust and not subject to estate taxes upon Donald’s death, taking full advantage of his
estate tax credit. This amount is arrived at by taking the amount Donald had at his death, $11.4 million and subtracting the $5,430,000 of the estate tax exemption. This is an example of? a. Discretionary trust b. Bypass trust c. Revocable trust d. Testamentary trust
What is the obligation of the litigation team to protect the confidences of clients? How can the potentially vast amount of ESI during discovery make the protection of privileged and confidential information a challenge?
What will be an ideal response?