Electric Smelting & Aluminum Co. v. Pittsburg Reduction Co.

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• noting that an order of preclusion “is strong medicine, [but] such orders are necessary on appropriate occasion to enforce compliance with the discovery rules and maintain a credible deterrent to potential violators”
• precluding disobedient party from offering evidence in opposition to plaintiff's alter ego claim

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