PLST 206 Quiz: Legal Relationships and the Business of Law
Covers the Textbook material from Module 4: Week 4 — Module 5: Week 5.
- Which of the following is a reason that a fee petition will be reduced by a court?
- If you are traveling for client A and do work on the plane for client B, how should you bill your time?
- The rules prohibiting lawyers from engaging in business transactions with clients:
- The rules prohibiting fee splitting are based on which of the following ethical principles:
- Informed consent:
- The changes in the ethics rules about advertising were brought about because:
- Recent changes in comments to the ethics rules on conflicts:
- Which of the following is a concurrent conflict that often prohibits the lawyer from representing both parties?
- Which of the following is the most likely to violate the ethics rules on advertising?
- Flat fees are typically used in what kind of legal matters?
- A lawyer cannot take a case where he/she is likely to be a witness if:
- The program of Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts:
- Several studies about lawyer advertising have been done. Which of the following is NOT one of the findings?
- When a rm conducts a conflicts check and discovers a potential conflict, what course of action should it take?
- What proportion of rms offer alternative forms of billing?
- As a result of changes in the ethics rules,
- Solicitation is defined as:
- The following restrictions are placed on legal fees by ethics rules:
- The principles of vicarious disqualication are based on:
- Unbundling legal services means:
- Which of the following is NOT one of the basic ethical duties about client property?
- Law firms should do which of the following to guard against billing abuses?
- Which of the following is a proper role for the paralegal in the matter of a client’s fee?
- Third-party payment of legal fees is allowed in which of the following cases:
- Under lawyer advertising rules, which is the following is mostly likely to violate ethics rules?