Massachusetts Focuses On The Elements Of Spoliation

By Alexander Zodikoff (February 20, 2018, 11:40 AM EST) -- In Santiago[1] v. Rich Products Corp., et al.[2], the Massachusetts Appeals Court held that a finding of spoliation requires both (1) the negligent and intentional loss or destruction of evidence,and (2) the awareness of the spoliator at the time the evidence is lost or destroyed of the potential for the evidence to help resolve the dispute....

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