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Plaintiff Raised a Troubling Spoliation Issue, But Did Not Surmount All Hurdles, and a Ruling Was Reserved by Michael Berman, E-Discovery LLC.

Plaintiff Raised a Troubling Spoliation Issue, But Did Not Surmount All Hurdles, and a Ruling Was Reserved

A Maryland court expressed concern over WMATA’s failure to produce key inspection reports after a garage slip-and-fall but declined to impose harsh spoliation sanctions, reserving judgment on narrower remedies.

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Sanctions Denied Because of Lack of Prejudice, Despite Breach of Duty to Preserve Video, by Michael Berman and Marris Hoffee, E-Discovery LLC

Sanctions Denied Because of Lack of Prejudice, Despite Breach of Duty to Preserve Video

The District of Maryland in Moore v. WMATA denied spoliation sanctions despite finding a breach of the duty to preserve video evidence. The ruling emphasized the need for concrete proof of relevance and prejudice.

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