Business law / Ethics

A new client is confused about the court system. How do you explain the difference between federal and state courts?

Federal courts deal with disputed involving federal law or parties from different states. State courts handle disputes under their states laws.

When managing a diverse team, what strategy promotes exclusivity?

Creating a space where team members can share their cultural backgrounds and perspectives.

When is it appropriate to use jargon with a client?

When the client is familiar with legal terms.

A document must be served to a party in a civil case. What as the correct procedure?

Use a professional process server or certified mail with receipt.

When you overhear a discussion about a case that you know contains incorrect information, what do you do?

Correct the misinformation based on your knowledge.

Your firm is considering new software to improve workflow. What’s the most important factor to consider?

Compatibility with current systems and the specific needs of your firm.

In preparing for a multicultural client meeting, what step is essential for effective communication?

Ensuring translation services or materials are available in the clients preferred languages.

When preparing a presentation on legal ethics, what example is most important to include?

Real-life cases highlighting the consequences of ethical breaches.

The legal concept of “DOUBLE JEOPARDY” is most closely associated with which of the following rights?

the protection against being tried again for the same offense.

The principle of “JUDICIAL REVIEW” allows court to?

Invalidate laws and executive actions that are unconstitutional

What does “HABEAS CORPUS” ensure for an individual?

The right to be presented before a court after arrest.

A “DEPOSITION” is?

An out of court testimony recorded for later use in court.

Eminent domain refers to the power of the government to?

Commandeer private property for public use, with compensation.

What occurs when someone knowingly makes false statements about another person, causing harm to their reputation?

Slander