If a personal injury attorney is seeking to create a slide show that visually details a client's future lost wages, the attorney may create slides using:
A) Microsoft PowerPoint.
B) Microscoft Access.
C) Westlaw.
D) LEXIS.
A
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Jim Cassidy, a paralegal at Jack Parsons' litigation firm, finished preparing an important letter that made an offer of settlement to opposing counsel in a lawsuit. The letter contained the offer, as well as a lengthy discussion of the facts of the case that provided the basis for the offer. The letter was revised several times, with three different attorneys making various edits, modifications,
and corrections before it reached its final form. The Track Changes feature was used to highlight the various changes made by each person, and the final draft of the letter was in the form of a Word file. After proofreading the document, and "accepting" all changes to the document, Jim sent the letter to opposing counsel as an attachment to an e-mail. What precautions should Jim have taken before sending the letter? What safeguards are available to protect the sensitive content? What will be an ideal response?
The U.S. Constitution begins with which words?
A. Four score and twenty years ago . . . B. We declare these truths to be self-evident . . . C. We the people . . . D. Give me liberty . . .
Which of the following is not a required, integral part of due process notice?
a. Date, time, and location of the hearing b. Basic facts and charges that the hearing will address c. The name and position of the specific person in charge of the hearing d. All of the above are required, integral parts of due process notice. e. None of the above is a required, integral part of due process notice.
Suppressor variables are ______.
A. related to the criterion B. related to a predictor C. not related to any of the variables in the regression D. inflating relationships between other predictors and the criterion