Which defense would a private employer likely assert if an employee files a tort claim for invasion of privacy and the employer has adopted an Internet and computer use policy that states that the employer can monitor an employee's work e-mail?
a. consent
b. section 230 of the Communications Decency Act
c. sovereign immunity
d. all of the above
a
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A) cite his state's rule. This is true because lawyers in John's state are bound by the laws of that state, not the "models" written by the ABA. B) cite the ABA Model Rule because the ABA Rules have more authority than the state rules. This is true because the ABA is a federal agency. C) do not cite either. This is true because the rules of professional conduct are just "rules," not law. D) cite the ABA Model Rule because the ABA Rules have more authority than his state rules. This is true because the ABA has been writing rules of professional conduct longer than any state.
A spouse is entitled to alimony sufficient to support him or her in the ________ to which he or she had grown accustomed during the marriage.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
The Johnsons have been married for twelve years and have two children, Justin, 12 and Agnes, 10 . The couple are divorcing and are working on a settlement agreement that would include the amount of support the father, Ed, intends to pay his wife for support of the children. Before finalizing the document, Ed does some research on what they legally can and cannot do regarding child support. What
will he find? What will be an ideal response?
What is the importance of maintaining accurate timekeeping records in a law office? How do timekeeping records benefit both the law firm and the client?
What will be an ideal response?