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Judge reverses jail order in e-discovery spoliation case (access required)

By: Brendan Kearney
Contributing writer
Published: November 10, 2010

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The defendant in a recent e-discovery spoliation case will not go to jail after all for deleting e-mails and other electronically-stored information at the heart of a federal lawsuit over copyright and patent infringement. But the price of his freedom is high. Last week, businessman Mark Pappas and his business were ordered to pay $337,796.37 to ...
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