Question 1 Which of the following is NOT one of the broad categories of tort law?   Question options:   Negligence   Intentional torts   Breach of contract   Strict liability   Question 2 American tort law traces its origin to which country?   Question options:   Spain   England   Italy   Canada   […]

Question 1 Which of the following is NOT one of the broad categories of tort law?   Question options:   Negligence   Intentional torts   Breach of contract   Strict liability   Question 2 American tort law traces its origin to which country?   Question options:   Spain   England   Italy   Canada   […]

Question 1 Self-defense includes all of the following elements except   Question options:   use of reasonable force.   countering an attacking or offensive force.   force necessary to prevent bodily injury, offensive contact, or confinement.   a third party threatened by an attacking force.   all of the above are elements of self-defense.   […]

Question 1 Self-defense and defense of others are two defenses applicable to   Question options:   Products liability.   Ultrahazardous activities.   Common usages.   Animal owner liability cases.   None of the above.   Question 2 If the ultimate user fails to properly maintain a product, then he or she cannot recover under strict […]

Question 1 In the coming and going rule,   Question options:   Employers are not vicariously liable for the negligence of their employees.   Employers are vicariously liable for the negligence of their employees.   This is the same as the frolic and detour rule.   None of the above.   Question 2 Some legal […]

Question 1 Both intentional torts and negligence cases require intent.   Question options:                   True                   False   Question 2 All of the following are intentional torts except   Question options:       battery.   negligence.   fraud. […]

Question 1 Which of the following is not an element of negligence?   Question options:   Duty of reasonable care.   Breach of duty.   Causation.   Proximate cause.   All of the above are negligence elements.   Question 2 Under common law negligence, reasonable care is defined by   Question options:   Experience.   […]

Ms. Brockovich did not have a paralegal education. What skills did she have to develop and hone on her own without the formal education? Which jobs or what aspects of her education do you think assisted her in developing these skills?   Part 2: What type of tort(s) do we see in this case?   […]

Seminars provide you with an opportunity to converse with your instructor and peers, and to resolve questions about the course. Your instructor will provide specific guidelines to save you valuable time and effort, and to support your course success. You must either attend the live Seminar or complete the alternative assignment in order to earn […]

Imagine you are a newly-hired paralegal working for an attorney in a sole practice. Similar to the paralegal discussed in the eBook, your attorney relies on you to manage the “technology” of the office. Based on your Web research and what you learned from the textbook, create a technology hardware and software wish list for […]