Define "submission."
What will be an ideal response?
Written agreement between two disputing parties to arbitrate a current dispute when no
previous agreement between them exists to arbitrate disputes arising between them. The
submission will state the nature of the dispute, the relief sought, and the rules that will govern
the arbitration process, including whether the arbitration will be binding or nonbinding.
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How may a plaintiff respond to affirmative defenses?
What will be an ideal response?
The following statement(s) concern the client opinion letter
A. The writing quality of the client opinion letter is unimportant B. A poorly written client opinion letter may cause the client to lose confidence in the attorney C. A well-written client opinion letter may strengthen the attorney-client relationship D. b and c E. all of the above
While at the district attorney's office, Paralegal Fritz worked on the prosecution of thousands of cases. Fritz feels trapped in that job. Even though he would like to move into the defense side for a law firm where he could find higher salaries, he's staying put because he knows that he would raise conflict issues at all of the local firms. As Fritz's friend, you
A) advise him to take his case list with him to interviews so he can discuss what he knows about various cases and determine potential conflicts during his interviews. B) advise him to stay put at the D.A.'s office because the conflict problem cannot be solved and the benefits are better where he is anyway. C) advise him to talk to some larger firms and discuss building ethical walls for cases that potentially create conflicts. D) advise him to take a job wherever he pleases because conflict of interest rules do not apply to paralegals.
The binding legal principle that is drawn from the court's decision in a case is called the?
A. ?court's conclusion. B. ?holding. C. ?dictum. D. headnote.