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dejastew

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Abacus Accounting and Tabs3 are programs designed specifically for the ________ environment.
 
  a. professional
  b. governmental
  c. legal
  d. accounting

Question 2

When a client first comes to the firm to seek legal advice, their names and the subject matter of their cases
 
  a. is less sensitive than other client information provided to the firm.
  b. must be kept confidential to the same extent as any other client information.
  c. should be made available to other law firms who may be interested in working on the case.
  d. becomes public information once entered into the case management system.



flannelavenger

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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