Employers claimed that mandatory workers' compensation was in violation of ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Q. #2An employee who is at fault for his or her own injuries will not be compensated under workers' compensation laws.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Q. #3Marie is interviewing for a paralegal position in a family law firm. She is concerned that she does not have very strong computer skills and may not do well on the job. She will likely need to be able to do all BUT which one of the following?
A) She will not be required to prepare time sheets because the related records are considered too cumbersome to maintain.
B) She may periodically be asked to suggest updates and make revisions to the content and format of the firm's website.
C) She will need to be able to use a variety of software products the firm uses to effectively manage caseloads, client lists, and documents.
D) She likely will be asked to develop PowerPoint and other media presentations for use at trial and during negotiations.
Q. #4The Office of Workers' Compensation has four programs to administer worker's compensation claims for different class of employees.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Q. #5The plaintiff, Leandro Rizzuto, climbed a ladder manufactured by the named defendant, Ladders, Inc while shopping at a Buy-It-All store. The ladder collapsed suddenly and the plaintiff fell to the floor, incurring serious physical injuries. The plaintiff filed a product liability action against Ladders and the defendant, Buy-It-All, alleging that the ladder had been manufactured and designed improperly, and had been sold without proper warnings. Thereafter, the plaintiff asked the defendants repeatedly to preserve the ladder and to afford him an opportunity to examine the ladder. The defendants' expert examined the ladder and concluded that it was not defective. The defendants thereafter destroyed the ladder, despite the fact that the plaintiff had never had an opportunity to inspect it. Plaintiff will bring a motion for
A) spoliation of evidence.
B) tortious interference with prospective business advantage.
C) suppression of evidence.
D) pretexting of evidence.
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