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Sanctions in e-discovery are like an auto accident — low frequency, but high impact. In the ongoing civil litigation In Re Delta/AirTran Baggage Fee Litigation, five years and at least four major e-discovery failures have now cost the defendants millions of dollars in fines and penalties. In addition, the court has left the door open to even harsher actions.
In the a new ruling from last week, Delta Air Lines has been ordered to pay over $2.7 million in sanctions for failing to turn over ESI. That is in addition to more than $4.7 million in sanctions for earlier discovery violations.
Read the complete article at: Court Drops e-Discovery Sanctions Hammer in Delta Air Lines Case