LSAT Exam Prep (Reasoning)

Answer: A - A lawyer is to a client at a talent agent is to an actor. A lawyer is an agent of the client for purposes of the client’s specific legal needs, and a talent agent is an agent of an actor for purposes of the actor’s search for employment. A member of Congress represents the voter, but is not an agent of the voter. Plaintiffs and defendants are opposing parties and have no agency or representative relationship. Sellers and buyers are parties to a transaction for goods or services, but without any agency or representative relationship.