a. Request the client's lawyer to evaluate whether the client's pending litigation, claims, and assessments indicate a going concern problem. b. Discuss with management its policies and procedures adopted for evaluating and accounting for litigation, claims, and assessments. c. Examine the legal documents in the client's lawyer's possession concerning litigation, claims, and assessments to which the lawyer has devoted substantive attention. d. Confirm directly with the client's lawyer that all litigation, claims, and assessments have been recorded or disclosed in the financial statements.

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