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Since 2008, Volkswagen programmed vehicles sold in the U.S. to falsify government emissions tests, enabling diesel VWs to spew forty times more pollutants than the law allowed. I don’t even have to include the lawyerly qualifier, “allegedly,” because, after years of denials, misdirection and efforts to undermine investigations, Volkswagen has fallen on its sword and admitted its intentional misconduct. It’s a breathtaking revelation in every sense of the word, and it’s going to drive a lot of American litigation…and e-discovery.
Read the complete article at: Fahrvergnügen: eDiscovery in the Volkswagen Vortex