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I blogged about this Federal 9th Circuit case a few months ago and at the time commented, "This is one to watch." Well, it's time to watch. The gist of the case involves a former Toyota attorney accusing the firm of spoliation related to data on defects.
As the "gas pedal" issue has become prevalent, this case takes on new meaning. Here's what I wrote about it back in September, and an update I posted earlier today:
From September 24, 2009
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