A Primer On the Duty to Preserve Evidence – And What Can Happen If You Don’t

Canna Law Blog
By Jihee AhnApr 30, 2021, 10:00 am297 pts
Most people know that any party to litigation unquestionably owes an “uncompromising duty to preserve” what they know or reasonably should know may be relevant evidence in their lawsuit. What they don’t know is this is true before any discovery requests are served, and sometimes, even before the complaint…

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