low: professional responsibility

I don’t understand this Law question and need help to study.

Eastern Time: April 27

2.5 hours

There are around 80 multiple choice questions, most are T / F. (also, i’ll complete it at same time)

get 90% will pass

This is much easier than MPRE!

English is not my first language (I am afraid that time is not enough for me.), so I need your help!

There are some examples:

1. An individual may form an attorney-client relationship with multiple attorneys/law firms on the very same legal matter. T

2. An attorney-client relationship may be created even where no engagement document is executed and no retainer fee is paid. T

3. An e-mail that a client prepares (but never sends) to his/her attorney, where the e-mail concerns a matter for which the client seeks legal advice, is protected from disclosure by the attorney-client privilege. T

4. An e-mail exchange between two non-lawyer employees of a company that details an issue that they intend to present to the company’s general counsel is protected from disclosure by the attorney-client privilege. T

5. An introductory phone call between an attorney and prospective client is protected by the attorney-client privilege, where the call focused on the attorney providing (and the prospective client receiving) legal advice. T

6. The date/time that a client sent his/her attorney an e-mail regarding a legal matter is not information that is protected by the attorney-client privilege. T

7. So long as an attorney has filed a civil action before the running of any pertinent statute of limitations, the attorney has kept to his/her duty related to Rule 1.3 of the American Bar Association – Model Rules of Professional Conduct. F

8. An individual found fit for admission to the bar of a particular jurisdiction is necessarily fit for admission to the bar of all other jurisdictions in the United States. F

9. An attorney that obtained pro hac vice admission to a jurisdiction is responsible for adhering to the rules of professional responsibility of that jurisdiction for duration of the attorney’s legal career. F

10. An attorney may lie to a tribunal if the lie protects the client’s interests. F