Author Question: In the course of a trial, the team may need to adapt or modify a presentation to changes due to ... (Read 53 times)

KWilfred · **on:** Aug 3, 2018

In the course of a trial, the team may need to adapt or modify a presentation to changes due to

a. changes in a witness's testimony.
b. new evidence revealed during the trial.
c. objections to evidence sustained by the judge.
d. all of the above

Question 2

Although he was devoting nearly all of his time to the Greenway case, Jack's firm continued to bring in many smaller personal injury cases. Most of these cases involved similar issues, which fell into a few broad categories such as premises liability, auto accidents, or workers compensation. Normally, information for each new client was collected on a paper intake sheet, with a standard set of information collected for each client, such as name, address, medical providers and bills, the names of potential defendants and their liability insurance carriers, and witnesses. How can Jack streamline his case intake process so that the information is immediately recorded in the system without his direct involvement?

What will be an ideal response?

perkiness · **Reply #1 on:** Aug 3, 2018

Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

Most case management programs provide a basic set of screens for entering different types of information. Some programs allow the user to create customized forms for practice specialties, such as personal injury. Fields may be created for entering information on a wide variety of people, including clients, opposing parties, fact witnesses, experts, and opposing counsel. At the start of a case, basic information about a client or the case may be entered using an intake form. This form may be filled out by the legal staff or prepared by the client using a word processor, or in some cases, an Internet browser, as part of the law firm's website.