Two weeks after a federal magistrate judge in Colorado granted a motion for sanctions against supermarket chain Dillon Companies Inc. for failing to preserve an audio recording, Dillon hit back on Tuesday, filing an objection with the federal district judge overseeing the wrongful termination case against the grocers.
Unfortunately for Dillon, this is becoming an all-too-familiar feeling.
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