While the client will supply many of the important facts in the case, a lawyer can never rely solely on the client's perception of those facts. Invariably clients will overlook some facts, while allowing their personal prejudices and self-interest to color their perception of other facts. The same problem of perception can occur when paralegals provide facts. A paralegal's personal prejudices, perceptions, opinions and self-interest could color the facts of a case. Discuss the problems of perceptions