David H. Rosenberg, Trustee in Bankruptcy v. Charles E. Collins

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• holding that “computer data compilations may be business records themselves, and should be treated as any other record of regularly conducted activity”
• records prepared before litigation foreseeable and sufficiently trustworthy to be relied on by the company in conducting its daily affairs, admissible
• “Any person in a position to attest to the authenticity of certain records is competent to lay the foundation for the admissibility of the records.”
• any person in position to attest to authenticity of certain records is competent to lay foundation for admissibility of records; he need not have been preparer of records, nor must he personally attest to accuracy of information contained in records

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).