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PUT YOUR KNOWLEDGE TO WORK
Situational Judgement Aptitude Test 1
20 questions. Choose an answer for each, then review the explanations.
You witness a colleague taking office supplies for personal use. What should you do?
Ignore it
Report it to your supervisor
Confront the colleague privately
Tell other colleagues
A client is unhappy with the outcome of their case. How should you respond?
Avoid the client
Tell them it's not your fault
Listen to their concerns and empathize
Suggest they hire another lawyer next time
You have multiple cases to prepare for in a short time. What's the best approach?
Work on the one you like the most
Ask for extensions on all cases
Prioritize based on deadlines and importance
Delegate everything to junior associates
A team member is consistently underperforming. What should be your course of action?
Ignore the issue
Publicly reprimand them
Talk to them privately to understand any issues
Ask others to compensate for their work
Two colleagues are having a heated argument in the office. How should you intervene?
Join the argument
Record the argument
Attempt to mediate and calm the situation
Encourage others to take sides
You realize there's a minor error in a contract that benefits your client. What do you do?
Ignore it
Inform the other party and correct the error
Wait to see if the other party notices
Use it as leverage
A junior lawyer asks for guidance on a case. What's the best approach?
Tell them to figure it out themselves
Provide guidance and mentorship
Delegate the case to someone else
Avoid the question
A friend inquires about a high-profile client you're representing. How do you respond?
Share all the details
Politely decline to discuss the matter
Give vague answers
Ask them for their opinion
You've been working late nights for a week. Your family complains about not seeing you. What's the best approach?
Ignore their complaints
Explain the situation and plan quality time
Work even longer hours
Tell them work is more important
A new technology is introduced in your firm. You're not tech-savvy. What do you do?
Avoid using it
Ask for training and adapt
Complain about the change
Rely on traditional methods
A potential client has a case but seems unsure about hiring you. How should you proceed?
Pressure them into signing
Provide clear information and let them decide
Tell them you're the best lawyer
Suggest they're not a good client
You missed a crucial deadline due to oversight. How should you handle the situation?
Blame a colleague
Ignore it and hope no one notices
Take responsibility and seek a solution
Claim it was intentional
You discover that evidence beneficial to your case was obtained illegally. What should you do?
Use the evidence
Disclose the illegality to the court
Hide the evidence
Destroy the evidence
A client is frequently using legal jargon incorrectly. How should you approach this?
Mock them
Politely correct and clarify
Ignore their mistakes
Use more jargon to confuse them
A team member offers a solution that you think is not optimal. How should you respond?
Reject it immediately
Publicly criticize their idea
Consider and discuss its merits and drawbacks
Avoid the discussion
A client is furious about a billing error. What's the best course of action?
Defend the error
Listen, apologize, and correct the mistake
Blame an intern
Avoid the client's calls
A competitor law firm has spread false rumors about your firm. How should you handle this?
Spread counter-rumors
Confront them aggressively
Maintain professionalism and focus on your work
Publicly criticize them
You overhear a colleague giving a client inaccurate information. What do you do?
Ignore it
Correct the colleague in front of the client
Discuss it privately with the colleague
Use it against the colleague later
Your firm decides to specialize in an area of law you're unfamiliar with. What's the best course of action?
Resist the change
Seek training and immerse yourself
Consider leaving the firm
Pretend you're an expert
In a social setting, someone asks about a well-known client of yours. How do you respond?
Reveal all details
Politely decline to comment
Give misleading information
Talk about another client instead
Finish and review →
