Timely Tips for Avoiding Sanctions for Failure to Preserve Evidence | The
National Law Review
Sanctions for spoliation are not limited to willful destruction of evidence
and can be sought when mere negligence led to the failure to preserve
evidence. It is essential to understand how electronic data is created,
maintained, and stored in order to effectively plan for managing the
electronic data in litigation to avoid these legal risks.

Here are ten tips to avoid claims of spoliation of electronic data for
medical providers gleaned from the cases decided to date:


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