1. who may waive attorney-client privilege? (1 point)
only the attorney
only the client
only the judge
the attorney, client, or judge
2. who may become members of state professional organizations? (1 point)
attorneys and paralegals
only attorneys
only individuals who pass the bar examination
only paralegals
3. the protects documents drafted by attorneys in preparation of a trial from being
disclosed to the attorneys of the opposing side.
(1 point)
work product doctrine
duty of confidentiality
attorney-client privilege
paralegal code of conduct
4. legal offices should be aware of a possible if they agree to represent two parties that are
against each other in the same lawsuit.
(1 point)
conflict of interest
conflict of practice
unethical representation
conflict of ethicality
5. a person who offers law-related advice without the appropriate licensing is committing (1 point)
fraud.
larceny.
unauthorized advice of law.
unauthorized practice of law.
6 there is a created between a law team and their clients that allows the clients to confide (1 point)
6. there is a created between a law team and their clients that allows the clients to confide
in the law team and release information that they may not wish to be used in court.
(1 point)
breach of trust
duty of confidentiality
expectation of confidentiality
code of trust
7. the procedure of prevents a law team from taking on a client who may be going to
court with a lawsuit against one of their former clients.
(1 point)
conflict checking
fact checking
swearing under oath
swearing to confidentiality
8. who is authorized to give legal advice to a client? (1 point)
anyone employed by a court or law firm
only a judge
only a lawyer
only a lawyer or paralegal
9. most states do not hold strict laws related to the licensing of (1 point)
attorneys.
judges.
counsel.
paralegals.
10. client confidentiality should be guaranteed (1 point)
during the span of their trail.
until evidence proves them guilty.
for a lifetime.
unless the client refuses to pay for services.