1.Humphrey's lawyer was successful in representing Humphrey in his Alberta Court of Queen's Bench trial, securing a judgment of $80.000. The Justice also awarded Humphrey costs based on Schedule "C" of the Alberta Rules of Court, Alta Reg 142/2010. Based on the foregoing, how much will Humphrey recieve in Schedule "C" costs for the amount of time his lawyer spent preparing for trial ?

a. $5,400

b. $8,000

c. $4,000

d.$6,000

2.Jasmine in the market for a standard will. A good friend of hers told her that she should get a lawyer to assist her with preparing her will. Based on what you have learned from you Business Law textbook, how will Jasmine likely be billed for her lawyer's work ?

a. Jasmine's lawyer will want to enter into a contingency free agreement.

b. Since it is a standard will, Jasmine's lawyer will likely charge her a fixed free plus disbursements.

c.Jasmine's lawyer will likely do pro bono given that Jasmine is depressed about having a will prepared

d. Since it is a standard will, Jasmine's lawyer will likely charge her for all the time sjhe spends working on her life using her hourly rate.

3.Find the Supreme Court of Canada case of Uber Technologies Inc.v. Heller, 2020 SCC 16 and identify which of the following statements is false ?

a. H (Heller) started a class proceeding against Uber for violations of employment standards legislation.

b. Uber brought a motion to stay the class proceedings in favour of arbitrations in the United State of America.

c. H argued that Uber's arbitration clause was unconscionable and therefore invalid.

d. The case orginated in Ontario.

1. In Alberta, lawyers must follow the Law Society of Alberta's code of Conduct ( the "Code"). 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 " Marketing Professional Services" and identify which of the following statements is NOT give as an example of a marketing practice that would likely contravene the code .

a. Suggesting or implying the lawyer is aggressive

b. Sugessting qualitative superiority to other lawyers

c. Using testimonials that do not contain emotional appeals

d. Raising expectations unjustiflably