Plaintiff has filed her action against Defendant Corporation in federal district court; jurisdiction is based on diversity. Plaintiff's claim arises out of a collision with one of Defendant's trucks. Immediately after the accident, Defendant's truck driver contacted Carol Counsel, in-house counsel for Defendant, to alert her to the accident. As one of her primary responsibilities, Counsel investigates accidents for Defendant to help Defendant to defend the many lawsuits against it and to prepare legal analysis of the case as soon as possible to encourage quick and inexpensive settlements. At the scene, Counsel interviewed the truck driver and made the following notes: \"Driver seemed bleary eyed upon my arrival; had trouble answering questions, told me that he was sleepy and nodded off just before the accident." During discovery, Plaintiff has sent Defendant an interrogatory in which Plaintiff asks whether Defendant's driver fell asleep immediately prior to the accident. Defendant wants to resist disclosure of the information gathered by Counsel. Which of the following answers best describes the law governing this issue? A. The information is within the attorney-client privilege. B. The information is discoverable. It is within FRCP 26(b)(1) and it is not within the attorney-client privilege or work-product protection. C. The information is within the attorney-client privilege unless the state in which the federal court sits follows the \"control group" concept. D. Even if the information is not within the attorney-client privilege, it is within the work-product protection and is not discoverable without a greater showing of need than would ordinarily be required for work- product