A false publication in a newspaper that causes damages to a non-public figure is called?
A) libel
B) slander
C) falsification
D) written tort
A
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Which of the following is not an element of comparative negligence?
A. The plaintiff’s negligence contributed to his or her own injuries. B. The percentage of the plaintiff’s negligence that contributed to his or her injuries is calculated. C. The plaintiff may be prevented from recovering anything. D. The percentage of the defendant’s negligence that produced the plaintiff’s injuries is calculated.
Paralegal Margaret is interviewing witness Dave about a car accident he witnessed. Will seems nervous and uncomfortable. Margaret should:
a. Immediately begin questioning Dave about the details of the accident b. Stick strictly to her prewritten questions c. Spend a minute or two chatting casually d. Avoid small talk
A derivative action under the NLRA involves section
a. 8(a)(1) b. 8(a)(2) c. 8(a)(3) d. b and c
A trial will always involve a jury
a. True b. False