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In court papers unsealed this week, a California software company, Burst.com, has accused Microsoft Corp. of systematically destroying e-mails and other documents crucial to lawsuits. Burst.com further alleges that Microsoft trashed e-mails relevant to Burst's antitrust suit against the software giant -- even after the trial judge ordered it to retain the documents. A Microsoft spokeswoman said the company has been "completely forthcoming" regarding documents involved in legal cases.
November 18, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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