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When you're in or reasonably expect to be in litigation, you have an obligation to preserve evidence for discovery.
by juped 2y ago
When you're in or reasonably expect to be in litigation, you have an obligation to preserve evidence for discovery.
- nullc 2y agoYou do not have an obligation to create records for that purpose, however, only to preserve what you do create.
- Dudhbbh3343 2y agoIt's ridiculous that a private company can be forced to make private discussions available to be used against themselves.
- JamesonNetworks 2y agoGoogle/Alphabet is a public company?….
- marshray 2y agoThey are a "private sector" company in the sense that they are not a "public sector" (i.e., government) entity. They are a "publicy traded" company (like Tesla) because their shares are available on the stock market for non-qualified investors, and not "privately held" (like SpaceX).