Chain of custody refers to a. the place(s) where evidence ...

[WWatsford]

Chain of custody refers to
 
  a. the place(s) where evidence is(are) stored.
  b. how the evidence came to be in court.
  c. the witnesses who testify to the evidence.
  d. how the evidence was kept safe.

Question 2

For investigation purposes, you are interested in insurance regardless of which party you represent because
 
  a. the insurance will pay for your time and materials.
  b. the insurance will pay the claim.
  c. the insurance will investigate the claim for you.
  d. the insurance will document the claim with appropriate investigation.

[shaikhs]

Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d (c is only true for insurance defense cases. If, under some unusual circumstance, the insurer for the property claim is not the same as the liability insurer, the information will usually require a subpoena duces tecum.)

[WWatsford]

Excellent

[Zebsrer]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it