Indicate whether the statement is true or false. 1. Family law paralegals who violate ethics can be disciplined by the bar association. 2. Contingent fees in family law cases are always ethical. FALSE 3. Fixed fees are paid only if the attorney wins the case. FALSO 4. Splitting a fee with a nonattorney can be ethical if the amount of the fee is reasonable. 5. It cannot be a breach of confidentiality to reveal a nonembarrassing fact about a client's case. FALSO 6. There cannot be a conflict of interest if the client is not actually harmed by what the attorney does. FALSE 7. If the client consents to the attorney's conduct, the conduct cannot constitute a conflict of interest. TRUE 8. Attorneys are always vicariously liable for what their paralegals do. FALLS 9. Since a paralegal is not a member of the bar, he or she cannot cause imputed disqualification. FALSU 10. In some states, it is possible for an attorney to be charged with unethical conduct even if his or her sexual relations with a client are consensual. TRUE