1.Philip suffers serious injuries as a result of a slip and fall which took place after he had consumed a significant amount of alcohol. His lawyer told him that he has a serious risk of losing the case. Additionally, Philip has very little money. The lawyer agrees that his fees will take the form of a percentage of the damages Philip collects if he wins. The lawyer's fee arrangement is referred to as

d) sliding scale fee arrangement.

c) solicitor-client fee arrangement.

e) party and party costs.

a) contingent fee arrangement.

b) flat fee arrangement.

2.

If a fiduciary duty exists, the law imposes additional requirements on a professional beyond those set out in any contract or required under tort law. These requirements include all of the following EXCEPT

e) the need to account for all property held or administered on behalf of the beneficiary.

c) the need to reduce to writing all meetings held with the client.

d) the need to avoid all conflicts of interest.

a) the need to act honestly and in good faith.

b) the need to act only in the best interests of the client.

3.

Capacity to contract means a party is

a) able to make an offer or accept an offer.

d) able to make a promise.

c) able to pay damages in the event of a breach of contract.

e) able to comprehend the terms of a contract.

b) competent to enter into a legally binding contract.