Which of the following are true?:

• Your client has a duty to preserve all information potentially relevant to anticipated litigation
• The best offensive discovery strategy is to seek everything from your opponent that is potentially relevant to the case
• A good first response to overbroad discovery requests is to file the standard objections
• The best discovery outcomes are achieved through zealous advocacy
• Discovery delays usually benefit the party with the most to produce
• You must get the consent of opposing counsel or the court before using predictive coding
• The clawback provisions of the Federal Rules protect you from inadvertent privilege waiver
• Producing parties must cover all of their own production costs

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