In the ferocious battle between the co-founders of translations company TransPerfect Global Inc., Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel has been sanctioned $135,324 by a Delaware judge over its conduct in a deposition.
Meanwhile, the judge is considering a sanctions motion brought by Kramer Levin’s client against her adversary that the judge says “raises very serious issues of spoliation and discovery abuse” and could result in a large penalty.
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