Samuel Wasterson is the CEO of Galant, Inc. Galant is being sued by Webtech, a competitor, for antitrust violations. Webtech's CEO says that she met with Wasterson three times in $1993.$ She explains, "Check his calendar. Check his secretary$\text{'}$s logs$!"$ The meetings are a critical part of the Webtech case. Webtech's lawyers:

a$.$ will not be able to obtain the calendar or logs because of the privilege.

b$.$ will obtain the calendar and logs through mandatory discovery or a request for production.

c$.$ will have to show the relevance of the logs and calendars before they can get them.

d$.$ cannot obtain the calendar and logs because of privacy limitations$.$