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Brookshire Brothers v. Aldridge: Making the Spoliation Instruction a Litigation Unicorn
In July 2014, the Texas Supreme Court issued a new framework for analyzing and remedying the destruction of evidence, holding that spoliation jury instructions are warranted only when a trial court finds that a party acted with the specific intent to conceal discoverable evidence or that a party’s n
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