As Time Rolls On So Do Spoliation Claims

By: Gus Sara and Lian Skaf
Subrogator Magazine
Fall/Winter 2021

It can sometimes be an overused threat, or a hollow charge thrown around by overzealous defense counsel, but even frivolous spoliation claims can cause headaches. In some respects that has always been the case, and in others, it is a new landscape for plaintiffs to navigate. What has always been true is that the potential for spoliation of evidence is relevant from the day a matter is assigned all the way through resolution.

In their article in the Fall/Winter 2021 edition of NASP’s Subrogator magazine, Gus Sara and Lian Skaf address the evolution of spoliation by focusing on investigating, litigating and resolving subrogation claims.

This correspondence should not be construed as legal advice or legal opinion on any specific facts or circumstances. The contents are intended for general informational purposes only and you are urged to consult a lawyer concerning your own situation and legal questions.

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