Sanctions Ordered for Failure to Adequately "Preserve, Search for, and
Collect Potentially Relevant Information"
In this case, the court found that defendant “failed to take reasonable
steps to preserve, search for, and collect potentially relevant information
. . . after its duty to preserve evidence was triggered by being served
with the complaint” which may have resulted in the destruction of relevant
evidence.  Further, defendant failed to present an adequately prepared and
knowledgeable 30(b)(6) deponent.  Accordingly, sanctions were imposed,
including, among other things, additional discovery, additional forensic
imaging at defendant’s expense, and monetary sanctions.

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