Moving to another question will save this response.Question 8High litigation costs for the Plaintiff (Victim) and Defendant (Injurer)O A. encourage too little precaution because the Injurers know that the litigation costs will discourage Victims from suingB. encourage too much precaution because the Injurers wish to avoid the high costs of litigationOC. either A or B could be correctOD. None of the above are correctQu2 poi

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