ESI includes most computer-generated records but excludes e-mail files.

Objections to questions asked the deponent can be based on ____________________.

Depositions are _______________________________.

An attorney is permitted to ask the deponent questions in a deposition that could not be asked at trial because these questions seek evidence that is not admissible.

Before beginning this exam, you are required to power off your phone in full view of the camera. Please follow these steps: Hold your phone up to the camera while powered on so the proctor can see it clearly. Power off the phone completely (not just placing it on silent, airplane mode, or locking the screen). Place the powered-off phone away from your testing area, out of reach, for the entire exam duration. Failure to follow this procedure may be considered a violation of exam rules and could result in penalties up to and including a score of zero for the exam. Please acknowledge that you have read and complied with this requirement.

A deponent must be reimbursed for the expenses of _______________.

The attorney–client privilege may be lost or waived by the client  ________________________.

One of the primary objectives of discovery is to prevent one of the parties from winning the lawsuit by surprise or trickery.

If the attorney is present at the deposition to protect the interests of the client who is being deposed, the attorney is said to be defending the deposition.

Any law firm involved in multi-jurisdictional (MJD) cases has an increased danger of inadvertently losing the protection granted by the attorney–client privilege.