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Generally, which does not constitute the unauthorized practice of law for a paralegal?
a. Appearing in court
b. Giving legal advice
c. Interviewing clients
d. Setting legal fees - Answer a
Which act by a paralegal would be permitted?
a. Giving a legal opinion
b. Establishing standard fees
c. Witnessing the execution of a will
d. Waiving a conflict of interest - Answer c
The only person who can discuss the fee agreement with the client is:
a. Paralegal
b. Lawyer
c. Secretary
d. Office Manager - Answer b
When investigating a case for trial, a paralegal may not speak to:
a. The adverse party who is represented.
b. The employer of the adverse party.
c. Opposing counsel.
d. The judge's clerk. - Answer a
Which sentence does not contain an error?
a. Toni carries a small, black book with her everywhere she goes and writes down the e-mail
address of each new person whom she meets.
, d. Mayor Smith had, by all accounts, established herself as an advocate by making the most
dubious legal position sound like the only logical choice. - Answer a
Which sentence is correct?
a. The road had been closed to traffic do to ice accumulation.
b. Most of the clients left unassisted, finding the service fee to costly.
c. Most paralegals are use to hard work.
d. Tardiness, like abuse of alcohol, is not tolerated. - Answer d
Which lawyer has engaged in professional misconduct?
a. A lawyer who advances money for his client to cover litigation expenses and court costs
b. A lawyer who, at the conclusion of the representation and with the client's consent, publishes
a book about his representation of a particular client
c. A lawyer who makes an aggregate settlement of the claims of two or more of his clients
without the clients' consent
d. A lawyer who conducts a press conference with his or her client's permission - Answer c
The court of original jurisdiction for misdemeanors is:
a. Civil Superior Court.
b. Criminal District Court.
c. Civil District Court.
d. Criminal Superior Court. - Answer b
How long does a defendant have to answer if served by certified mail?
a. 30 days
b. 33 days
c. 40 days
d. 3 months if an extension is obtained - Answer b
Correspondence relating to a client's case should be:
a. Filed anywhere in the client's file.
b. In a file with all other correspondence received/sent by the firm.