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    In the Pat Dunn V. Chris LePuck case I am in favor of the defendant, Chris LePuck. The plaintiff, Pat Dunn, an experienced hockey player, knowingly and voluntary entered the hockey game. By nature of the sport, hockey games require players to have contact with each other so Dunn had the responsibility to assume the risk when he entered the game. The plaintiff also failed to wear a helmet during the game making him negligent. In relation to self defense, the plaintiff intentionally tripped and punched

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    911 by foreign enemies and provides a challenge where I am to be tested both mentally and physically to taking the necessary means to ensure that missions are accomplished, lives are saved, and enemies defeated. Furthermore, I desire to become an attorney specializing in several areas such as criminal defense, civil litigation and work as

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    Jim Carrey is an actor and a comedian best known for comedic and dramatic film roles in movies such as Liar Liar: Ace Ventura and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Actor and comedian Jim Carrey was born in Newmarket, Ontario, Canada, on January 17, 1962. Carrey relocated to Los Angeles to pursue his dream of becoming a comedian, eventually getting a spot on the comedy show In Living Color. Carrey soon after had huge box office success in comedies, including The Mask: Pet Detective and Dumb and

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    even seen him win a Golden Globe. So, to relive those classic cinema seconds, here are 8 of Jim Carrey's most iconic movie moments. Number Eight: Jim Carrey as Ace Ventura (Ace Ventura: Pet Detective) Bursting onto our screens in 1994 with The Mask and Dumb and Dumber (more on those two later) Carrey became an instant hit. But it was Ace Ventura that really gave people an idea of what they were in for. Playing

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    Client attorney privilege is describes the code of silence that is a legally recognized right of the client to tell his attorney anything and the attorney will can not disclose this privileged communication. However, in some cases it 's sad that you as the attorney have to refer to the code of silence in order not to be disbarred. I know I would want to give that mother of the five years boy some closure and stop the argany with the hopes that her five year old is still alive. I also understand

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    and the skills necessary to be a paralegal. Why are these skills important? Are paralegals able to represent clients? What is attorney-client privilege and how does this relate to the role of a paralegal? Summarize the Biblical Model as presented by Professor Bern. Post: The role of the paralegal: I would say that the role of a paralegal is primarily to assist an attorney, law office, or government agency. But there can be other roles as well that are less common, such as but not limited to assisting

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    It’s the attorney duty to make sure that certain individuals are doing their job professionally and promptly. I recently received a new case and there a breach in confidentiality accidently. Ms. Jamie Wilson made a visit to my office when I was not there and told my paralegal Stacy Love to deliver a message to me. The message stated, “The landlord changed the locks on my house with all my belongings still inside.” Stacy delivered the message to me and the attorney-client privilege was upheld. Later

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    MEMORANDUM ATTORNEY-CLIENT COMMUNICATION ATTORNEY WORK PRODUCT TO: Ted Becker FROM: David F. Waserstein DATE: October 16th, 2016 RE: Risk of Exposing Non-Testifying Consulting Expert ([Party X]) to Discovery or Deposition in [Party Y] Case INTRODUCTION According to Fed. R. Civ. P. 26(b)(4)(D), a plaintiff cannot discover the facts known, or opinions held by an expert if: (1) the expert was retained in anticipation of litigation; (2) defendant does not intend to call a representative of the

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    Historical Basis The attorney-client privilege is the oldest of the evidentiary privileges with a history that can be traced to Roman and canon law. Official references to the rule first appear in English decisions as early as the late Sixteenth Century. In accordance with the justification for professional privileges in general, the attorney-client privilege was thought to be essential to the establishment and preservation of a relationship based on trust between attorney and client. This justification

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    confidentiality to be broken. This not only affects Dennis in an ethical capacity but also in a legal one. If Dennis is working as a paralegal for a lawyer/attorney he has created a situation where the lawyer’s/attorney’s legal and ethical obligation to keep client information confidential to be broken, causing all parties involved (paralegal, attorney, and law firm)

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