Donald, the driver, and Pedro, the passenger, were involved in an accident with another car. They consulted a lawyer regarding their claim and decided to file a suit against the other driver. The lawyer's paralegal attended the consultation. Pedro subsequently sued Donald on a cross-complaint. Prior to trial, the paralegal left the lawyer's employ. At trial, Donald's lawyer called his former employee, the paralegal, to take the stand. The paralegal will testify regarding Pedro's statements to the lawyer at the initial consultation that he was arguing with Donald at the time of the collision. Is the testimony admissible? Group of answer choices Yes, as a statement by an opposing party. No, because it is protected by the attorney-client privilege. Yes, because the paralegal's presence destroyed the attorney-client privilege. No, because it is hearsay