Ocello v. White Marine, Inc.

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• noting that severe sanctions “advance[| the significant general deterrent effect that Rule 37 is intended to serve”
• district court abused its discretion by dismissing party’s cross-claims to sanction “counsel’s abusive litigation practices,” because the “sound practice” would have been to “impos[e] sanctions directly on [the] dilatory lawyers”

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• Ocello v. White Marine, Inc.
  Second Circuit· 2009-09-29