An order to preserve data in anticipation of litigation can be referred to as which of the following?
A) suspension order
B) request for admission
C) interrogatory
D) dispositive motion

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An order to preserve data in anticipation of litigation is commonly referred to as a "litigation hold" or "suspension order." It requires the recipient to preserve all relevant information and data that may be needed as evidence in an impending legal case. Request for admission, interrogatory, and dispositive motion are other legal procedures and orders that are not directly related to data preservation.

An Order to Preserve Data in Anticipation of Litigation Can