Failure to put a litigation hold on documents that were inadvertently destroyed has cost Foot Locker a sanction in a case over a change in employee benefits.
Southern District Judge Katherine Forrest (See Profile) granted a plaintiffs’ motion for spoliation sanctions, saying the jury in an upcoming trial will be given an adverse inference instruction against Foot Locker.
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