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• “According to well-established North Carolina law, a broad discretion must be given to the trial judge with regard to sanctions.”
• “According to well-established North Carolina law, a broad discretion must be given to the trial judge with regard to sanctions.”
• “According to well-established North Carolina law, a broad discretion must be given to the trial judge with regard to sanctions.”
• holding a trial court did not abuse its discretion in ordering an onsite audit of the producing party’s electronic sales and accounting systems for potentially responsive ESI by an independent auditor when the producing party conceded it had failed to comply with discovery requests
• holding unchallenged Findings of Fact are binding on appeal
• holding unchallenged Findings of Fact are binding on appeal

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).