1. You have just researched an issue and have found that inattentive driving is a breach of the duty of care that a driver owes to others. In a phone conversation, the client asks you, "If the driver of the vehicle that struck me was inattentive, is he in the wrong?" How should you answer?

B. Ms. Pearlman asks you to draft a release of medical information form for a client. This form is drafted and signed by the client and given to the hospital. Under what conditions can you do this and avoid the unauthorized practice of law? C. You are working on a client's case for Ms. Pearlman. She is gone, so you want to consult with Mr. White, another attorney in your firm. To do so, however, you must reveal to Mr. White some confidential information about the client. Would this be a breach of confidentiality? 2. You are a paralegal working for an attorney who has represented Safe Bet Insurance Company. A potential client wants to sue Safe Bet. Is there a potential conflict of interest, and if so, may your attorney represent the new client? 3. In interviewing a client, you and your attorney are convinced that some information provided by the client is false. What consequences can result from the presentation of such information to the court? What model rule of professional conduct applies?