Exam 9: File and Law Library Management

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A filing method in which cases are stored based on the last name of the client or organization.
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centralized filing system
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A filing method in which cases are stored based on the last name of the client or organization.
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Does the law office have a duty to return client property to the client? Explain. ​

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Yes, law offices have an ethical obligation to make sure client property is returned to clients. ​

In a ________________file system, a file department manages all active files. ​

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Name two types of file systems. ​

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Involves the user being connected to an information system, with charges accruing.
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decentralized filing system
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Involves the user being connected to an information system, with charges accruing.
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Bar coding is a file management technique. ​

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A database like one found on Westlaw or LexisNexis, but packaged on disks.
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offline
electronic legal database
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A database like one found on Westlaw or LexisNexis, but packaged on disks.
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Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of alphabetic and numerical filing systems. ​

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Paralegals ___________________________________. ​

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A file management technique in which each file is tracked according to the file's small image of lines.
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alphabetic filing system
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A file management technique in which each file is tracked according to the file's small image of lines.
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Filled out when a new case is started and contains important information about the client and the case.
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Filled out when a new case is started and contains important information about the client and the case.
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A filing rule states that the ____________ the case number, the more misfiling and other types of errors will occur. ​

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Legal research comes in a number of formats; name any two. ​

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How have computers changed law libraries? ​

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A ____________________ is used to check for conflicts, to assign a case number, to easily track the type of fee agreement, and to track how the client was referred to the office. ​

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Files are kept in various locations throughout the law office.
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document management software
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Files are kept in various locations throughout the law office.
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Law offices do not have to give case files to clients when the client has not paid for the services. ​

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In a _______________ file system, files are kept in various locations throughout the law office. ​

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The larger the number of cases, the more problems the office will experience with a(n)_____________ filing system. ​

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Which statement is NOT true? ​

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