31 Jan Practice Test Question-Litigation Holds
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At what point in a legal dispute should an organization involved in the dispute issue a litigation hold for evidence related to the dispute?
A. As soon as they receive a subpoena or other court order
B. As soon as a lawsuit is filed
C. As soon as they believe evidence is at risk of destruction
D. As soon as they believe a lawsuit might occur
Correct Answer: D
The standard defined by the courts for litigation holds is that an organization must issue one as soon as they “reasonably anticipate” litigation. This is the correct answer.
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