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mckennatimberlake

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Why are contracts essential to the business process?
 
  A) They provide assurance that agreements will be honored and can be relied upon.
  B) They slow down the process and give the parties a chance to change their minds.
  C) They make it easier to get out from under a business transaction.
  D) They guarantee that all of the parties will make a profit from the transaction.

Question 2

Which of the following should not be performed by a legal assistant because of ethical restrictions or because it constitutes the unauthorized practice of law?
 
  A. Attend depositions and trials with the attorney
  B. Summarize legal documents
  C. Appear in administrative hearings before the Workers Compensation Board
  D. All of the above are prohibited.
  E. None of the above are prohibited.



katara

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

E



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