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  1. You Can’t Take It With You, Can You?

    Can lawyers departing a law firm to join another law firm take firm documents with them to the new firm?

    243 Answers 34% Correct

  2. I Don’t Want to Hear It

    Can you use information provided by a prospective client against the person, even if they have been warned not to provide confidential information until an attorney/client relationship has been established?

    212 Answers 17% Correct

  3. You Show Me Your Cards, and I’ll Show You Mine

    What can you say about your clients when negotiating a lateral move to a new firm?

    243 Answers 29% Correct

  4. Will You Lend Me a Hand?

    Can pro bono work cause conflicts for you and your law firm?

    219 Answers 10% Correct

  5. If You Leave Me Now

    When a lawyer has a conflict, do any other lawyers in the firm have one, too?

    242 Answers 44% Correct

  6. A Matter of Life and Death

    What are your obligations when dealing with a suicidal client?

    219 Answers 39% Correct

  7. Lawyer Wellness, By the Numbers

    How much do you know about attorney wellness?

    47 Answers 100% Correct

  8. I Want a Piece of the Action

    What happens to a contingent fee when a lawyer must withdraw before the case is over?

    233 Answers 41% Correct

  9. I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For

    What are the disclosure obligations of a non-profit legal services organization to its donors?

    169 Answers 32% Correct

  10. There’s Something I Need to Tell You

    Do lawyers need to tell their clients about how to file a grievance?

    224 Answers 29% Correct