When Considering Their Client's Duty to Preserve Evidence,it Is Usually

question 13

Multiple Choice

When considering their client's duty to preserve evidence,it is usually better for the legal team to

• A) err on the side of caution, since the law is unsettled.
• B) apply the clear rules and statutes adopted in every state.
• C) advise the client to destroy everything, since those responsible are not likely to be discovered.
• D) allow the client to do whatever is most cost-effective in their business.

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