Tom Brady's spoliation sanction could have been avoided, or at least different if he had followed simple information governance and preservation steps.
October 03, 2016 at 11:00 PM
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Football fan or not, you’ve no doubt heard of “Deflategate,” the controversy that ultimately resulted in a four-game suspension this season for Tom Brady, quarterback for the New England Patriots, as punishment for his participation in deflating game footballs during January 2015′s AFC Championship Game between the Patriots and the Indianapolis Colts.
One word you may not have heard on the sports networks: spoliation.
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