A document created by a company during the regular course of business operations and not specifically in anticipation of litigation qualifies as a business record and is admissible in court.
True
False
The correct answer is true. Under the Federal Rules of Evidence, business records qualify for a hearsay exception if they are made at or near the time of the events they document, by someone with knowledge, as part of the company's regularly conducted activity. Additionally, it must be a regular practice of the business to keep such records. However, documents created specifically in anticipation of litigation do not meet this standard and are generally inadmissible under the business records exception.
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