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In *Crews v. Avco*, No. 70756-6-I (Wash. Ct. App. April 6, 2015), the
Washington Court of Appeals affirmed the trial court's finding of
spoliation by defendant Avco Corp. and, more importantly, its imposition of
devastating sanctions, including the deeming of all of plaintiff Paul
Thomas Crews' allegations admitted and the striking of all of the
defendant's affirmative defenses. The reasoning provided by the court, both
on and below the surface, is compelling, but runs contrary to trending
legislative and judicial pronouncements.
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