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Indirect Evidence of E-mail Authenticity Not Enough in Architect’s Defamation Suit – IL ND (Part I of II)

An Illinois Federal court recently expanded on the reach of some common business torts, the grounds to vacate a default judgment, and the evidentiary vagaries of e-mail. Strabala v. Zhang, 318 F.R.D. 81 (Ill. N.D. 2016), pits an architect against his former partners in a defamation and tortious interference suit based on accusations of unethical …

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Posted byPaulPMarch 1, 2017July 26, 2019Posted inCivil Procedure, EvidenceTags: 902, architect, authenticity, e-mail, evidence, Federal rules, indirect proof, motion to strike
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