Spoliation Sanctions by Circuit Chart

Resource type: Article

Status: Law stated as at 10-Sep-2010

Jurisdiction: USA

 

A chart analyzing the various standards used by US federal courts to determine: (1) the scope of a party's duty to preserve evidence in litigation, and (2) whether particular sanctions may be imposed against a party for spoliation. This chart appears as Appendix A to Magistrate Judge Grimm’s September 9, 2010 Memorandum, Order and Recommendation in Victor Stanley, Inc. v. Creative Pipe, Inc., No. 06-cv-2662 (D. Md.).
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  • Resource ID: 1-505-7509
  • Law stated date: 10-Sep-2010
  • Products:  PLC US Federal Litigation, PLC US Law Department
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