A lesson in how even one rogue employee can derail discovery--and by extension, a company's entire defense.
July 13, 2016 at 09:07 PM
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It’s not that headset maker Plantronics Inc. didn’t try to do the right thing.
When it was hit with an antitrust lawsuit by competitor GN Netcom Inc., the publicly traded, Santa Cruz, California-based company promptly issued a litigation hold on documents. It held training sessions for employees, sent updates and reminders, kept backup tapes.
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