Tri-County Motors, Inc. v. American Suzuki Motor Corp.

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• finding a request for discovery sanctions untimely when made for the first time at summary judgment
• declining to impose sanctions where there was no evidence of bad faith, willful misconduct, or gross negligence
• “[S]peculative assertions as to the existence of documents do not suffice to sustain a motion for spoliation of evidence.”
• Plaintiffs contend, in eminently conclusory fashion, that “Defendant acted with intent to deprive Plaintiffs 19 of time records.”
• “[S]peculative assertions as to the existence of documents do not suffice to sustain a motion for spoliation of evidence.”
• “speculative 25 assertions as to the existence of documents do not suffice to sustain a motion for spoliation of 26 27 6 Opp’n to Pls.’ Mot. in Limine 7 – ECF No. 1078-4 at 5. 1 evidence”

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