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Its really simple, if you're in litigation, you are legally obligated not to destroy written records, and produce them based on discovery requests. If you dele
by ikiris 2y ago
Its really simple, if you're in litigation, you are legally obligated not to destroy written records, and produce them based on discovery requests.
If you delete chat, that is destroying written records.
- denton-scratch 2y agoIsn't Google always in litigation? Are all written records supposed to be preserved when you're in litigation, or just relevant records? Disclosure issues, and destruction of records, are prominent issues in two UK scandals just now: the Contaminated Blookd Scandal, and the Post Office Horizon scandal.
- ameister14 2y agoIt's only relevant records, not all records.
- ikiris 2y ago"your honor, none of these chats you can't see were relevant." That's one of the arguments Google tried. Good luck.