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Jasmine, a senior manager with ABC Co., was recently terminated from her job. ABC Co. claimed that the termination was justified and did not provide any compensation. Jasmine feels that she is entitled to significant compensation for being wrongfully dismissed and retained a lawyer. Jasmine's lawyer advised her that her case is complicated and will likely results in years of litigation. Based on what you have learned from your Business Law textbook, how will Jasmine likely be billed for her lawyer's work? Select one . Given that dismissal claims are standard, Jasmine's lawyer will likely charge her a fixed fee plus disbursements. O b. Jasmine's lawyer will likely want to enter into a contingency fee agreement. oc. Jasmine's lawyer will likely do this pro bono given that Jasmine is depressed about having been terminated. Od Given that there is uncertainty regarding the time to be spent on the file Jasmine's lawyer will likely charge her for all the time she spends working on her file using her hourly rate. In Alberta, lawyers must follow the Law Society of Alberta's Code of Conduct (the "Code"). The Code sets out what is expected of a lawyer both ethically and professionally. Using your legal research skills, find the applicable section of the Code that deals with "Quality of Service" and identify which of the following statements is NOT given as an example of an expected practice. Select one: O a. Responding to a client's telephone calls and emails within one (1) business day. O b. Keeping a client reasonably informed. Oc. Being civil. O d. Taking appropriate steps to do something promised to a client, or informing or explaining to the client when it is not possible to do so; ensuring, where appropriate, that all instructions are in writing or confirmed in writing. Based on what you have learned from your Business Law textbook, which of the following is correct? Select one O a. A successful complaint to the applicable law society will result in the complainant receiving financial compensation from the law society. Ob. A client needs to be aware of any limitation periods that may exist when it comes to bringing a complaint regarding the conduct of a lawyer. ocIf a client is seeking compensation as a result of the misconduct of their lawyer, they must initiate an action with their province's law society od in Alberta, if a client is unhappy with her lawyer's bh she can have her lawyer's bill reviewed by an assessment officer of the Court of Queenis Bench. Refer to the LawNow article, "The Rule of Law: Two Notable Supreme Court Decisions to Celebrate" written by Rob Normey. According to the article, which of the following statements is FALSE? Select one O a The rule of law comes to us as a defining feature of the English common law which Canada inherited in our first Constitution, the British North America Act. That Act, now renamed The Constitution Act, 1982, affirms that the nation is a union of the various provinces, "with a Constitution similar in Principle to that of the United Kingdom." Ob. The article celebrated the Mackeigan and Roncarelli decisions Oc One essential aspect of the U.K.'s Constitution that we inherited is the rule of law. This can best be characterized as an underlying constitutional principle and a fundamental aspect of both our legal system and our democratic form of governance. Od The concept of the rule of law and the need to strictly comply with it is often presented with a flourish in legal and political debates In Canada, everyone has the right to be secure against unreasonable search or seizure. Find the Supreme Court of Canada's decision in R. v. Marakah, 2017 SCC 59, [2017] 2 S.C.R. 608 and identify which of the following facts is incorrect? Select one: Oa M sent text messages to an accomplice, W, regarding illegal transactions in firearms. O b. The police charged M and sought to use the text messages as evidence against him. Oc. The police seized M's BlackBerry and W's IPhone, searched both devices, and found incriminating text messages. Od The police failed to obtain warrants to search M's home and that of W. Based on what you have learned from your Business Law textbook, which of the following is FALSE regarding the Civil Law legal system? Select one O a. Quebec courts rely on the rules set out in the Civil Code to resolve private disputes in that province. O. Modern civil law traces its origins to the Emperor Justinian. OC. The most recent Civil Code of Quebec came into effect on January 1, 1994. Od Prior decisions are binding on judges in a civil law jurisdiction. In Canada, different branches of government make different types of law. Based on what you have learned from your Business Law textbook, it would be incorrect to conclude: Select one O a The military is part of the legislative branch. O That the judicial branch is the court system, and the judiciary interprets legislation and makes case law. OC That City of Calgary bylaws operate as subordinate legislation. ed That the legislative branch consists of Parliament which creates legislation or statute law, as do each of the provincial legislatures The Constitution Act, 1867 assigned different legislative powers to the federal and provincial governments. Which of the following is an assigned area of legislative authority of the federal government? a Select one O a The Establishment, Maintenance, and Management of Public and Reformatory Prisons in and for the Province, Ob Savings Banks. O Municipal Institutions. The Establishment, Maintenance, and Management of Hospitals, Asylums, Charities, and Eleemosynary Institutions in and for the Province, other than Marine Hospitals d Question 11 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 Your good friend, Susan, is involved in a contentious contractual dispute with a former business partner. After years of litigation, Susan's lawyer recommended scheduling an arbitration. Susan knows you are taking Business Law, and has asked you what the advantages are for attending an arbitration. Based on what you have learned from your Business Law textbook, which of the following would NOT be an advantage of arbitration that you would tell Susan about? P Flag question Select one . The arbitration process is structured in a way that makes it easier for the parties to maintain an ongoing relationship after a decision is reached. Ob You and the other party will have the ability to select an arbitrator that has expertise in contractual disputes, Oc. You will likely be able to get a decision quicker than if you continued working towards trial O d. You will get closure, since the arbitrator will make a dedsion that is binding on the parties Pursuant to Alberta's Limitations Act, there is no limitation period in respect of which of the following claims? Select one O a Defamation. b. Medical malpractice. . Sexual assault. Od Malicious prosecution