If, During an Initial Client Interview, Your Supervising Attorney Does

question 10

Multiple Choice

If, during an initial client interview, your supervising attorney does not inform the client that you, as a paralegal, cannot give legal advice, you should

• A) not say anything.
• B) inform the client that you cannot give legal advice.
• C) wait and see what happens.
• D) None of these choices is correct.

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