Which of the following statements regarding the right to sue and representation in court is TRUE?

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Trade unions can sue or be sued as a statutory exception to the normal rule that unincorporated associations cannot be sued as they have no legal status. This exception extends to the trade unions because of their importance in labor relations and collective bargaining. The other options are incorrect because:

A) Children and people with mental disabilities can be members of class actions, but they may require a representative to act on their behalf.
C) It is not a requirement that lawyers who act for the plaintiffs in a class action must work on a contingency fee basis.
D) A person who wants to sue the government can hire a lawyer on a contingency fee basis, but there may be limitations on the amount of fees that can be charged.
E) Paralegals can appear in both provincial and superior courts, but their role and scope of practice may be limited depending on the jurisdiction and type of case.

Which of the Following Statements Regarding the Right to Sue