The Process of Baby-Proofing an Environment Would NOT Include

question 42

Multiple Choice

The process of baby-proofing an environment would NOT include:

• A) Installing deadbolts on all entry doors and locks on windows and screens
• B) Removing hazardous materials such as cleaning products, small objects that could be chocked on
• C) Covering electrical outlets and securing cords to avoid strangulation
• D) Installing childproof closures on cabinets and drawers

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Definitions:

Contingency-Fee Basis

An arrangement between a client and a service provider (often a lawyer) where the service provider is paid a percentage of the amounts recovered through legal action, only if the action is successful.

Personal-Injury

Legal term referring to injury to the body, mind, or emotions, as opposed to an injury to property.

Litigation Process

The procedure of taking legal action in court to enforce or defend a right or settle a dispute.

Legitimate Grounds

Valid or justifiable reasons for taking a certain action or stance.