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Sanctions for e-discovery violations at ‘historic’ high (access required)
Study: significant increase since 2004

By: Christina Pazzanese
Contributing writer
Published: February 14, 2011

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Sanction motions and awards for e-discovery violations across the country have climbed dramatically in recent years and have now hit "historic highs," according to a study published in the Duke Law Journal. The study identified 401 cases filed in federal court before Jan. 1, 2010, with written opinions involving sanction motions or sanction awards. It found ...
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