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During cross-examination, defense attorney John Keker attempted to show that Frank Quattrone had no reason to believe Credit Suisse First Boston's document destruction policy had been suspended. With former bank GC David Brodsky on the stand, Keker focused on an alert issued by in-house lawyers telling employees to preserve documents. The alert came two days after Quattrone endorsed an e-mail instructing employees to clean out their files.
October 09, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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