Negligent Spoliation of Evidence

Friday, April 27, 2007

What do you think of the California Supreme Court's decision to eliminate negligent spoliation of evidence as a cause of action in Cedars-Sinai Medical Center v. Superior Court 18 Cal.4th 1.(?)

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Andrew said...: Great to read this....

Thanks for sharing...

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Our Inn is named after Judge Benjamin Aranda III. Read the below excerpt taken from the California State Bar Home Page to learn about how this man changed things for the better in California.

"Presented for the first time in 1999, the Aranda Award honors a judge who has demonstrated a long-term commitment to improving access to our courts, and who has significantly improved access for low- and moderate-income Californians. The Judicial Council, the State Bar, and the California Judges Association, in association with the California Commission on Access to Justice, co-sponsor the award. The Aranda Award is named in honor of the late Judge Benjamin Aranda III, who was known for his tireless efforts to promote fairness and access in the courts." (Learn More at California State Bar Web Site.) Or feel free to blog

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