via John Isaza and Linked In
"The court agreed with plaintiffs that portions of the litigation hold
letters no longer were protected by attorney-client privilege or the work
product doctrine. Generally, litigation hold letters were not discoverable
if they were shown to contain protected material. However, the court adopted
the prevailing view that the letters were discoverable if spoliation
occurred."
http://bit.ly/3lQIKE

The order (pdf)
http://bit.ly/3gEaZT



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