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Cases of Interest

29
Jun
 

The safe-harbor provision for the spoliation of electronic evidence does not shield a party from sanctions if the evidence was altered or destroyed when the party was objectively on notice that litigation was reasonably foreseeable.

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6
Jun
 

A plaintiff opposing a summary judgment motion involving a property damage coverage claim must: 1) Be able to present proof that the alteration of its property actually caused damage; 2) Identify the specific property that has been damaged; 3) Present proof whether that property had to be replaced or was no longer usable; and 4) Present evidence of the dollar amount t of its loss.

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