Pursuant to TSCA, which of the following may, under certain circumstances, be kept confidential?
a. Chemical identities
b. Business locations
c. Toxicity characteristics
d. Testing results
a. Chemical identities
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When a defendant in a lawsuit has filed a counterclaim and the parties desireto settle all claimsof the complaintand counterclaim,a/an ___release shouldbe used.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
______ permits the defendant to admit or deny the truth of each allegation in the plaintiff's complaint.?
A. FRCP 8(b)? B. ?FRCP 10(c) C. ?FRCP 6(a) D. ?FRCP 2(b)
Adam Ant has just begun his first week at his job as a litigation paralegal with a large insurance defense firm. After receiving an assignment in the Widgets-R-Us case, he realizes there might be a potential problem. His previous employer represented a worker who was injured on the job at Widgets-R-Us in a workers’ compensation case. The injured worker is now the adverse party in the Widgets-R-Us products liability case, which involves the same incident that initially injured the worker. Adam was not directly involved with the products liability case at his last firm, although he did help out one of the other paralegals by researching prior claims against Widgets-R-Us. Adam has a feeling this might be considered a conflict of interest, but he is not really sure. He is still on probation
at this job and does not want to rock the boat. Should Adam tell his new employer of his past involvement with the file? Why or why not? What will be an ideal response?
Attorney?client privilege is extended to many office personnel that deal with confidential client information, but ultimately the attorney is responsible for the privilege
Indicate whether the statement is true or false