T or F All complaints must be personally served on the defendant.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
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T or F The paralegal will have no role in the preparation of the trial brief.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. A LERC appoints the members of a SERC. 2. An ERP requires identification of all routes within the district used to transport EHSs. 3. If a release relates to one of the CERCLA hazardous substances, the facility must also notify the NRC. 4. A continuous release is one that occurs over time and has been preplanned. 5. A reporting alternative available to a facility is to provide MSDS.
Attorney Arken does not handle family law matters so when one of his clients (Mrs. Gold) asks for an attorney to handle her divorce, Arken recommended Sandy Lawyer, a fellow Arken new in high school. Sandy is a terrific guy and Mrs. Gold liked him enormously. Sandy, however, enjoys surfing more than working and, as a result, completely bungled Mrs. Gold's divorce causing her to lose her rights to
much of her husband's wealth. Mrs. Gold filed a complaint against Arken for "negligent referral." The likely outcome of this complaint is A) that it will go to trial and the outcome will depend upon exactly what Arken told Mrs. Gold about Sandy's competence. B) that it will be dismissed before trial because there is no cause of action that makes Arken a guaranty of Sandy's competence. C) that it will go to trial and the outcome will depend upon Mrs. Gold's proof that Arken's recommendation was the actual and proximate cause of her harm. D) that it will go to trial and the outcome will depend on the amount of harm Mrs. Gold suffered from Sandy's incompetence.
Which of the following is typically not a factor to consider in determining whether an item of personal property is a fixture or not?
A. The means and method of attachment B. The intent of the party who originally attached the property C. The relationship of the parties involved D. The overall cost of the property attached