Which of the following is true when preparing a statement of facts to be included in an internal legal memorandum?

A) The facts should be slanted in favor of the client.
B) The paralegal must determine which facts are legally significant.
C) The statement of facts should contain a haphazard description of the events surrounding the conflict.
D) Presenting facts in chronological order is the least effective method of presentation.

The statement of facts in an internal legal memorandum should objectively include all relevant details, and it is the responsibility of the paralegal or drafting legal professional to determine which facts are legally significant to the analysis and outcome of the case. Slanting facts, presenting them haphazardly, or deeming chronological order as least effective are not appropriate practices for creating an effective and professional legal memorandum.