Written Document Retention and Destruction Policy Saves the Day (Again) |
Rogers Towers - Florida Banking Law - JDSupra
establishing a written document retention and destruction policy is
essential to any company, large or small. As with the *Pradaxa* case out of
the Southern District of Illinois, a recent case out of the Northern
District of New York, *Research Foundation of SUNY v. Nektar Therapeutics*,
exemplifies the pivotal role such a policy has in the event of
litigation. RF SUNY brought complex breach of contract and breach of the
implied duty of good faith and fair dealing actions against Nektar, but it
was the defendant, Nektar which filed the instant spoliation motion.

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