Computer Task Group, Incorporated v. William Krag Brotby Security Products International

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• upholding district court’s terminating sanctions after magistrate judge 7 recommended terminating sanctions for discovery misconduct
• upholding district 17 court’s terminating sanctions order after magistrate judge recommended terminating sanctions for 18 discovery misconduct
• upholding district court’s terminating sanctions 13 after magistrate judge recommended terminating sanctions for discovery misconduct
• finding willfulness when the 20 defendant engaged in “a consistent, intentional, and prejudicial practice”
• “[I]t is 5 appropriate to reject lesser sanctions where the court anticipates continued deceptive 6 misconduct.”
• sanction warranted where offending party engaged in consistent, intentional, and 3 prejudicial practice of obstructing discovery, including asserting “repeated groundless 4 objections.”

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