Auditors will generally send a standard inquiry to the client's attorney letter to
A) only those attorneys who have devoted substantial time to client matters during the year.
B) every attorney that the client has been involved with in the current or preceding year, plus any attorney the client engages on occasion.
C) every attorney whose legal fees for the year exceed a materiality threshold.
D) only the attorney who represents the client in proceeding where the client is defendant.

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Auditors will typically send a standard inquiry to every attorney that the client has been involved with during the current or preceding year, plus any attorney the client engages on occasion. This is because the auditor needs to obtain information about any pending or threatened litigation or claims that could impact the financial statements, regardless of which attorney is involved.

Auditors Will Generally Send a Standard Inquiry to the Client's