1. You are a paralegal in the real estate section of a corporate law department. Your company is a large retailer that owns thousands of small retail outlets across the coun- try. You process the leases, review the contracts, and coordi- nate lease payments with the accounts payable department to make sure the proper lease payments will be made. By the time the lease gets to you, the contract has been reviewed by the attorneys. Typically, you assume that the description of the property is accurate, even though you could pull the full file to confirm the description. This is the way that it has always been done. What are your thoughts regarding the adequacy of the description of the property? Is this a good policy? What is the risk if the property description is not accurate? Does it change your answer if your supervis- ing attorney thinks that you are in fact reviewing the con- tract for accuracy and completeness