Question 1: You are a paralegal at a high paced, busy, and popular criminal law firm in Downtown Vancouver. Your firm has a lot of cases that are featured in online news articles and the evening news. One day you are in the office and overhear a legal assistant handling a file currently at Trial on the phone during her lunch break explaining details of the case and what is happening at the firm while working on the case to one of her friends. You overhear the conversation and she is giving details on what the lawyer is doing and admissions the client has made. How do you handle the situation? Question 2: A client calls in wanting assistance for a motor vehicle accident they are being sued for. The firm is quite busy that day and you have lots of clients waiting in the lobby so you take their name and number down to call them back to see if you can help them with the matter. What are the initial steps you will take? Question 3: You are working on a file and realize you have sent the wrong documents to a law firm that belong to a different client and contains their personal information. How do you handle this situation? What steps do you take to ensure confidentiality? Question 4: You are sitting in a wills and estates meeting with your supervising lawyer. The elderly client has come in their their son and making drastic changes to their will. The son is ofter cutting into the conversation when the client is speaking and is aggressive with their words. While sitting in on the meeting you observe this behaviour and bring it up with your lawyer after the meeting? What steps do you take to ensure the validity of the will and the testamentary capacity of your client. Question 5: When working on a domestic violence case, your law firm is acting for the defendant (the perpetrator of the crime). You have very strong feelings about violence and the negative effects on individuals. When working on this file, you cannot help but get angry and blame the defendant. How do you proceed with this in the course of your employment?