A Chicago-area lawyer should pay over $112,000 in sanctions for deliberately spoiling proof, the U.S. Courtroom of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit held Monday in a case of first impression for penalizing attorneys underneath discovery-related sanctions guidelines.
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Seventh Circuit Sanctions Lawyer $112K for Discovery Rule Violations, Resolving First-Impression Question
