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Tag Archives: Evidence
Fifth Circuit Affirms Exclusion of Offshore Employee’s Drug Test Evidence and Substantial Jury Award
In a recent admiralty and maritime case, Hale v. Wood Grp. PSN, Inc., No. 18-31090, 2019 WL 1773276, at *2 (5th Cir. Apr. 22, 2019), the Fifth Circuit affirmed the exclusion of a drug test as evidence pertaining to Plaintiff, … Continue reading
Posted in Admiralty-Maritime Law
Tagged Affirms, award, Circuit, drug, Employees, Evidence, Exclusion, FIFTH, jury, Offshore, substantial, Test
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The Impact of Industry Consolidation on Government Procurement: Evidence from Department of Defense Contracting
The Impact of Industry Consolidation on Government Procurement: Evidence from Department of Defense Contracting By: Rodrigo Carril; Mark Duggan Abstract: We study the relationship between market structure and public procurement outcomes. In particular, we ask whether and to what extent… … Continue reading
Posted in Antitrust - Competition law
Tagged Consolidation, Contracting, defense, Department, Evidence, Government, impact, industry, Procurement
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Under What Circumstances Will a Judge Enter Default Judgment as a Sanction for Spoliation of Evidence?
Author: Caiti DerenzeCase Citation: Organik Kimya, et al. v. ITC, 843 F.3d 994 (U.S. App. 2017)Employee/Personnel/Employer Implicated: EmployeeseLesson Learned: Parties facing litigation need to give employees a litigation hold notice.Tweet this: Destroying evidence can lead to a default judgment. What … Continue reading
Posted in Law Students
Tagged circumstances, Default, enter, Evidence, Judge, Judgment, Sanction, Spoliation, under
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Case o' The Week: Protection sans Objection – Haines and FRE 412 Evidence
The Federal Rules of Evidence cannot be used as both a sword and a shield. (By the defense).United States v. Haines, 918 F.3d 694 (9thCir. Mar. 14, 2019), decision available here.Players: Decision by visiting District Judge Adelman, joined by … Continue reading
Posted in Judiciary
Tagged case, Evidence, Haines, o', Objection, protection, sans, WEEK
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