A discovery dispute appears to be escalating between
Chris Purcell and Kimberly Groome seek spoliation sanctions for Gilead’s alleged failure to preserve text messages from the phones of two employees, conduct which shows “clear bad faith,” according to their Wednesday motion filed with the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
This motion follows an April 22 court order that said Purcell, whose ...
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