In Smartphone Games Inc's suit against Thermopylae Apps Corporation, Thermopylae seeks to discover electronically stored information (ESI) that should be in Smartphone's possession. If Smartphone did not preserve the ESI despite a clear duty to do so, the company should most likely
a. ask the court to sanction Thermopylae for an unreasonable request.
b. reconstruct the ESI to the best of its ability.
c. refuse to provide the ESI on the ground that it is confidential.
d. settle the dispute.
d
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