Woodard v. WAL-MART STORES EAST, LP

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• holding that where the “circumstances” of the spoliation were “sufficient to support an inference of bad faith,” the appropriate sanction was a jury instruction on spoliation
• allowing to go to the jury for a determination of bad faith the fact that Wal-Mart preserved the wrong video footage and its claims adjuster failed to review the tape until after Wal-Mart had recorded over the pertinent footage

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