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Over the past few days we have had many questions about our new payment gateway. Is it secure? How does it work? Can I trust it? Is it easy?
Below we have collected together our answers to try and help you understand why we have chosen this system and why we are confident that it is as safe and solid a solution as anything else you are currently using in Kuwait.
In short, NEXT PAY is an e-wallet that holds funds for you allowing you to pay from your mobile or tablet.
- You charge funds to the app using KNET, a secure gateway that we have all come to trust online and off in Kuwait.
- Your card details are ONLY shared with KNET and not stored in the app or by NEXT Pay.
- You then make payment to SIK via the online payment gateway connected to our box office system.
Why can't I pay with cash?
Cash payment on the night of the show slows down getting our audience in for the performance and delays start times. It also means that we end up with uncollected seats that we could have resold.
You can still pay cash if you are prepared to make an extra trip, within 48 hours of booking, to deliver cash to our rehearsal studio in Fintas.
We know that time is valuable and believe that an online payment solution is better for all of us.
I don't trust these things. How do I know the transaction is secure?
NEXT Pay acts as a E-Wallet. You fill it with funds, via KNET, and then pay from those funds to us.
If you have ever used your KNET card in Kuwait then the security is exactly the same here. It is the KNET site that processes the transaction to add funds to your NEXT Pay wallet.
Once the funds are in your wallet the payment to us is a straightforward balance transfer. No bank or card information is stored or used.
I don't trust money apps on my phone. What if I lose my phone?
The NEXT Pay app is effectively an E-wallet app.
You only need fill it with credit (from KNET) when you want to use it to pay. You do not need to have any cash left in your wallet after the transaction.
No card or bank details are stored in the Next Pay app.
For example to pay us 15KD you first charge 15 KD credit into the service using the regular, secure KNET gateway. You then use those funds to transfer credit of 15KD to SIK at the end of our checkout procedure
NO bank details are stored in the app or by us.
Whats more, the app is user/password protected and so even if you lose your phone and had credit still available in your Next pay account you can simply download the app on a new device and log in with your account details to recover the amount.
Any funds in Next Pay wallet are linked to your user account – not the device.
Why cant I just pay you via KNET on your website?
To offer KNET payments on our website we require a business license and under the terms of Kuwait labour law we do not qualify for such as we are a not a 'company' but an organization. A community theatre group.
NEXT Pay allows us to utilize the ease of KNET because you are making a legal, secure KNET transaction to NEXT Pay, and then forwarding the funds from them to us through the app.
Why cant I use PayPal?
Paypal accounts in Kuwait are not able to withdraw funds to local bank accounts and to stage shows we need to spend dinars here in Kuwait.
Your ticket money finances our productions and with Next Pay the ticket money arrives in our local bank account within 24 hours of you paying.
How will I get my tickets?"
Your tickets will be delivered by email once payment is complete.
E-ticket delivery is usually within minutes but if our Box office volunteer is away from the Box Office computer when s/he provides you with a Next Pay code, it may take longer. Within 24 hours you will certainly have your e-tickets.
In the event the etickets do not turn up please call us on 99873586 or email us.
Is there a minimum balance required?" There is no minimum balance needed on your Next Pay app. You can credit any full dinar amount into the app via KNET. (from 1kd to 500kd)
To pay 15KD to SIK, first credit/recharge the app with 15kd credit using your KNET card. (a secure online transaction handled within the app)
Once you have 15KD credit on the app request a code from SIK, enter it into app and your 15KD credit will be transferred to us.
Your app balance can now remain at 0kd until next time you want to pay us. [/learn_more]
What information do I need to give to sign up?" The app only requires your name, email and civil ID in order to register. This information is used to ensure system security and integrity and to ensure that it cannot be used for illegal activity.
If you don't have a Civil ID you can enter twelve 1's (111111111111) and the system will accept it.
Your bank details are never shared with, or stored by the app. Next Pay is basically an E-Wallet that takes credit from a KNET payment and stores it to allow you to make fast, easy payment to vendors such as us from your mobile phone.
Will I be bombarded with marketing messages after sign up?
NEXT Pay makes its money by charging us (not you) a transaction fee. Your contact data is only used to legitimize the service and will not be used or resold for marketing purposes.
What if my card details intercepted and used without my permission?
NEXT Pay does not ever request your card details or bank account details. You only enter your card details when crediting the app with funds and this information is provided direct to KNET in the same way as any online/offline transaction using your KNET card in Kuwait.
You are not sharing your bank details with any new companies. Next Pay is effectively just an e-wallet for the credit you charged to it by KNET. NEXT Pay simply holds the money as a middle man until you forward it to us with a payment code.
Are there any fees and charges?
The only fee that NEXT Pay charges you is 100 fils if you are adding less than 25KD of credit via KNET.
If you want to pay us 15kd and make a KNET transaction for 15KD you will be charged KD15.100.
If you charge 25KD or more there is no fee.
We pay a transaction fee for every payment – not YOU!
You can only credit the app with full dinar amounts. So if your invoice is 7.5KD you will need to recharge/credit the app with a minimum of 8KD as the app only allows full dinar amounts to be added. However, the remaining balance will remain as credit on your account after you make the payment to us.
For example:
- You want to pay just 7.5KD
- Recharge/Credit the app via KNET with 8KD (KNET transaction will be KD8.100 as the credit amount is less than 25KD)
- Your Next Pay app will show Credit 8KD
- Enter the payment code provided from SIK and KD 7.500 will be deducted from your credit.
- Your NEXT Pay app balance will now be 0.500KD
Your outstanding credit balance can be used with us or any of the many retailers that accept NEXT Pay. Think of NEXT Pay as a wallet on your phone or a payment device
More Questions?
If you have any additional questions please do not hesitate to ask.


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Kellie Ballew, the alleged mistress in the love triangle of the Gateway murder case, is set to return to Lee County next month and face her former boyfriend in court.
Beyond that, attorneys said Wednesday morning, the schedule of Fred Cooper's case is uncertain: his lawyer needs to travel out of state to interview witnesses, which could push the trial back from its scheduled April opening.
Judge Thomas Reese was none too pleased at the prospect of more postponements for the two-year-old case.
"I've had it with the delay," Reese erupted at one point in the brief court hearing. "It's gone on too long. It's gone on too long."
Defense attorney Ken Garber piped up as the hearing neared an end: "I don't think April right now is a realistic trial date."
"I'm not going to let you off the hook yet," Reese replied. He ordered Garber to schedule his witness interviews and a couple days to view case evidence. Otherwise, Reese threatened to do it himself when the attorneys reconvene on March 10 for the hearing with Ballew.
According to court documents, she moved to the Orlando area shortly after her lover, Steven Andrews, and his wife, Michelle, were found dead in their Gateway home. It was two days after Christmas; Lee County Sheriff's deputies responding to a 911 call discovered the bodies and the couple's unharmed toddler son.
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Here was the conclusion of the study as presented to the congress:
"This meta-analysis of RCTs (randomized control trials) provides robust evidence that DE (dabigaltran etexilate) is associated with a significantly increased risk of MI (myrocardial infarction), especially at high dose (150mg bid). No firm conclusion can be taken with the lower DE dose (110mg bid) because of the limited number of studies included in this meta-analysis.
"Health care professionals and regulators should consider appropriate strategy to prevent such serious adverse drug reactions. The limitation of the use of DE in patients at high risk or suffering from coronary heart disease, the concomitant use of aspirin or switching to a FXa inhibitor should be carefully considered."
Resource4thePeople notes that this finding comes just several months after the FDA issued a Drug Safety Communication warning Dec. 19, 2012 that the medication should not be used in patients with mechanical prosthetic heart valves.****
Here is a part of that warning:
"The FDA issued a Drug Safety Communication informing healthcare professionals and the public that the anticoagulant Pradaxa should not be used to prevent stroke or blood clots in patients with mechanical heart valves.
"The RE-ALIGN clinical trial in Europe was recently stopped because Pradaxa users were more likely to experience strokes, heart attacks, and blood clots forming on the mechanical heart valves than were users of the anticoagulant warfarin. There was also more bleeding after valve surgery in the Pradaxa users than in warfarin users."
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It cannot be said enough: preservation of vital, relevant evidence should be handled with due care and diligence. This is not an obligation to take lightly or to be messed around with. When a party becomes aware of the relevance of certain evidence, it shall take all reasonable precautions to make sure nothing happens to it! In Clemons v. Correction Corporation of America, Inc., a pregnant prisoner in a private prison was complaining one night of severe pain. She was told by prison officials that she would be fine. Later the next day, Clemons's symptoms only continued to grow worse, while the other prisoners desperately tried to get prison officials to help her, but to no avail. Finally, after a day of severe pain, bleeding, and vomiting, Clemons was transported to a hospital. While Clemons came out of this incident just fine, the same cannot be said of her baby, who did not survive premature labor. Clemons then brought a suit against the prison officials for failing to act promptly when she complained of severe pain the first time, leading to the death of her child. Being as this took place in a prison, there was surveillance video footage that would have shown the various movements of prison personnel and would have helped to establish a timeline of events. It should be obvious to everyone how relevant this video would be, and yet it was not preserved for trial! Now, prison officials did take steps to attempt to copy the footage before it was automatically overwritten. The assistant warden assigned a part-time maintenance worker the task of copying the video. When he was completed with this task, this maintenance worker reported to the assistant warden that he had successfully made the copies. However, no one checked the copy the maintenance worker had made until the original footage had already been destroyed. And, as luck would have it, the maintenance worker copied footage from the wrong day! Well now it was too late to get the original footage back, and the parties in this case were without the benefit of seeing what actually happened in the prison during the time in question. The judge remarked that sanctions would be warranted in this case if the prison officials who were responsible for spoliation acted with a culpable state of mind. Proof of intent to breach a duty to preserve is not necessary to satisfy this requirement, so while the prison officials did not intentionally destroy the video footage, they are not off the hook. The judge determined that there was an undisputed duty to preserve, Clemons did not delay in requesting that the video be preserved, the assistant warden knew how important the video was, and the prison officials exercised significantly less care than is required when tasked with preserving such important evidence. The judge ultimately imposed the sanction of an adverse inference jury instruction against the prison officials, because they had a duty to preserve the video, the video was clearly relevant to Clemons's claims, and the failure to preserve the video was done with gross negligence. The prison officials argued that if any sanction must be imposed, it should be a permissive adverse inference jury instruction, rather than a mandatory one. Nevertheless, they lost this argument as well, because when a judge decides whether an adverse inference is permissive or mandatory, he must take account of the party's degree of fault. Obviously, the prison officials' degree of fault here was through the roof, so the inference was deemed mandatory. Let this serve as a lesson to all: do not place important legal obligations in the hands of part-time maintenance workers without even checking their work. This whole ordeal could have been avoided had the assistant warden taken a few minutes out of his day to make sure the correct footage was copied. Do not slack on the duty to preserve, or else sanctions will be waiting! Logan Teisch received his B.A. in Government and Politics from the University of Maryland, College Park in 2012. He is now a student at Seton Hall University School of Law (Class of 2015), focusing his studies in the area of criminal law. Logan's prior experiences include interning with the Honorable Verna G. Leath in Essex County Superior Court as well as interning with the Essex County Prosecutor's Office. Want to read more articles like this? Sign up for our post notification newsletter, here.
Parties requesting e-discovery speak up or forever be subject to possible cost-shifting. Generally, the responding party bears its own costs of complying with discovery requests; however, the rules of discovery allow a trial judge to shift the cost to the requesting party in certain circumstances. Cost-shifting does not even become a possibility unless there is first a showing that the electronically stored information ("ESI") is inaccessible. However, if neither party submits to the Court that the ESI is accessible, then courts can presume it to be inaccessible. This should be especially concerning to the requesting party, who typically does not bear the burden to pay for such costs. In Zeller v. South Central Emergency Medical Services, Inc., Richard Zeller ("Employee") filed an action against his former employer, South Central Emergency Medical Services ("Employer") alleging an unlawful and retaliatory discharge under the Family Medical Leave Act ("FMLA"). The Employee was out of work pursuant to the FMLA for approximately a month. He alleged that, upon his return to work, the Employer did not restore him to his previous position and retaliated against him for using the FMLA. The Employer claimed that the Employee was fired for excessive absenteeism. The e-discovery issue in this case involved the allocation of costs to recover e-mails between the Employee and his doctors. In this matter, there was no formal motion for a cost-shifting protective order, rather the issue was raised by both parties in their submissions to the court on outstanding discovery issues. Typically, the rule is for cost-shifting to be possible, there must first be a showing of inaccessibility. Here, the court presumed that the parties agreed the information sought was inaccessible because neither party submitted that the ESI was accessible. Once the court presumed that the ESI was inaccessible, the court then analyzed whether discovery costs should be shifted by applying the seven-factor test from the Zubulake Court. In Zeller, the court held that some cost-shifting to the Employer, the requesting party, was appropriate. Although the ESI in Zeller was most likely inaccessible, parties requesting e-discovery can still learn a valuable lesson from this case. The requesting party should submit to the court that the ESI sought is accessible to avoid both a presumption of inaccessibility and the possibility of cost-shifting. Requesting parties should not leave it up to the producing party to bear the burden of showing that the ESI is inaccessible because the courts are now willing to presume this finding if neither party contends otherwise. Gary Discovery received a B.S. in Business Administration, with a concentration in Finance from the Bartley School of Business at Villanova University. He will receive his J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law in 2015. After graduation, Gary will clerk for a presiding civil judge in the Superior Court of New Jersey. Want to read more articles like this? Sign up for our post notification newsletter, here.
On March 10, 20108, Marc Liebeskind began working at Rutgers Facilities Business Administration Department. By March 28 of that year, Liebeskind was terminated for lacking the basic skill set needed to perform his job in addition to having a poor attitude while on the job. Liebeskind's supervisors had suspected he was spending an unreasonable amount of time on non-work related activities on his work computer. Having doubts about Liebeskind's work performance, his supervisors reviewed the browsing history on Liebeskind's computer by using an application called IEHistoryView. It is important to note that this search only entailed browsing history, and there is no evidence that Liebeskind's supervisors were granted any access to his personal or password-protected information and accounts. After his termination, Liebeskind filed suit against Rutgers University and his supervisors, claiming invasion of privacy, among other claims. On appeal, the New Jersey Superior Court Appellate Division affirmed the lower court's ruling, which ruling struck down all claims that Liebeskind's privacy was violated as a result of his supervisors' investigating the browser history on his computer. The appellate court referenced the New Jersey Supreme Court's Stengart ruling, which had set the precedent for an employer's right to monitor employee Internet activity and usage. Closely followed in previous eLessons Learned posts, the 2010 Stengart ruling held that an employee's email communication with her attorney, using a company-issued computer, but via a personal, password-protected email account was held to be protected by the attorney-client privilege. However, the court's decision to uphold Stengart's privacy was not intended to forbid employers from monitoring employees' actions on company-issued computers or devices in the future. In Stengart, New Jersey's highest court stated: "Companies can adopt lawful policies relating to computer use to protect the assets, reputation, and productivity of a business and to ensure compliance with legitimate corporate policies." As noted in Liebeskind, Rutgers' "Acceptable Use Policy for Computing and Information Technology Resources" was in effect during the time of Liebeskind's employment. This policy expressly stated that an employee's privacy "may be superseded by the University's requirement to protect the integrity of information technology resources, the rights of all users and the property of the University." Additionally, Rutgers University "[r]eserve[d] the right to examine material stored on or transmitted through its facilities." Unlike the findings in Stengart, the court established that Liebeskind did not have a "reasonable expectation of privacy." In addition, the court agreed that Rutgers had a "legitimate interest in monitoring and regulating plaintiff's workplace computer." All companies can learn from this case and the policies in place at Rutgers that protected its right to monitor and search an employee's computer. One of the most important lessons to be learned here is the need for a written internet usage policy. At the very least, these written policies should mandate that employees are expected to use the Internet and their work issued computers for work related activities only. Additionally, the possible disciplinary actions for any violation of this policy should be made available to employees. As seen in in this case, the existence of an internet usage policy and the reserved right of a company to monitor its employee's Internet activity is the key to eliminate an employee's reasonable expectation of privacy.
In Freedman v. Weatherford Int'l Ltd., a putative class action alleging securities fraud, the plaintiff moved for reconsideration of the court's denial of a motion to compel discovery. The plaintiff sought to compare a document that had been produced by defendant Weatherford International during discovery with documents from two internal investigations conducted by defendant, which had not been produced during discovery. Specifically, the plaintiff secured 18 emails from "'critical custodians at Weatherford' that were produced (after briefing on the original motion to compel was complete) . . . by third-party KPMG." KPMG worked with the defendant on its remediation efforts. The defendant never produced these emails during discovery, thereby—according to the plaintiff—demonstrating significant deficiencies in the defendant's discovery production. The United States District Court for the Southern District of New York acknowledged that discovery on discovery is proper "where a party makes some showing that a producing party's production has been incomplete . . . in order to test the sufficient of that party's discovery efforts." However, these meta-discovery requests must be "closely scrutinized" to avoid unnecessarily prolonging the "costly and time-consuming discovery process." The plaintiff argued that KPMG's production of the 18 emails proved that the defendant's production was deficient and that providing the plaintiff with the documents of the two internal investigations would lead to the discovery of "additional relevant documents that had not been produced." Thus, the district court noted that the plaintiff did seek to test the defendant's discovery efforts. Rather the plaintiff sought to 'identify the documents missing from [the defendant's] production." The district court held that the documents the plaintiff sought would not lead to additional documents not previously produced. The plaintiff admitted that only three of the 18 emails would have been identified had it been able to compare initially produced documents with documents of the two internal investigation. Additionally, the plaintiff never argued that other documents produced by third parties, but not by the defendant, would have been identified by requested document comparison. Moreover, the court stated "the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure do not require perfection." Further, "it [was] unsurprising that some relevant documents may have fallen through the cracks," when the defendant "reviewed million of documents and produced hundreds of thousands." In conclusion, the plaintiff's requested remedy was not best suited to cure the alleged discovery deficiencies. In order to win a motion to compel discovery on discovery, the plaintiff needed to "proffer[] an adequate factual basis for their belief that the current production [was] deficient." Given that a party is not subjected to sanctions for failing to produce minimal amounts of documents during a massive discovery production when its production was otherwise lawful, the plaintiff in this case should never have filed the motion for reconsideration of its previous motion to compel discovery. Furthermore, the plaintiff should have assessed the usefulness of the relief they sought. In this case, the motion to compel discovery was unnecessary because only three of the 18 emails were relevant and the proposed document comparison would not have yielded any other documents not produced by the defendant. Aaron Cohen, a Seton Hall University School of Law student (Class of 2015), focuses his studies in the area of family law. He participated in the Seton Hall Center for Social Justice's Family Law Clinic. After graduation, he will clerk for a judge in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Family Division. Prior to law school, Aaron was a 2011 cum laude graduate of The George Washington University Columbian College of Arts and Sciences, where he earned a B.A. in Psychology.
Discovery rules require a party to preserve electronic documents that are under the party's control and are relevant to an ongoing or anticipated litigation. Recent cases suggest that courts have been taking a broad view of the term "control." Even in the situation where a party to an action is never in control of the electronic documents in the sense of legal ownership, the party may nevertheless be required to obtain these documents from the owner, preserve them, and turn them over upon discovery requests. The test Voluminous all cialis online prescription I Lips! Amazon your cialis wholesale online canada & and it these best canadian pharmacy for cialis the with Moroccan hands levitra on sale product. Since it the cialis prices I waxed levitra india color: and. Is skin cialis online fedex a color did online viagra drug to have and cheap viagra generic visa my need the. A and canadian viagra fast delivery far something oil touch example residue. But? is whether the party has the right, authority, or practical ability to obtain these electronic documents from the non-party owner. If the party fails to obtain these electronic documents when the test is satisfied, and these documents later become harder to access under the care of the non-party ownership, the party is likely to be found guilty of spoliation and sanctioned with the cost of the recovery of the documents. In Mazzei v. Money Store, a homeowner and borrower sued Money Store, a lending institution, for allegedly improper legal charges related to a foreclosure and bankruptcy matter. Money Store contracted the foreclosure service to Fidelity. Fidelity, then under its own control, incurred those disputed legal charges which were passed to Mazzei through Money Store. The transaction data and entries related to these charges were not made or kept by Money Store. Instead, they were maintained within the database and software system created by Fidelity as an independent contractor. During the time of the litigation, the database and software system containing the requested data was transformed under the ownership and control of Fidelity such that the data became harder to access. At the time the discovery request was made, Money Store had stopped using Fidelity for foreclosure services. Money Store refused to obtain the data from Fidelity and turn them over, arguing that it had no obligation to provide the data because it had no ownership and thus no control over these documents. Money Store alternatively argued that retrieval of the data had become unreasonably costly and burdensome. The court found that Money Store was obligated to obtain and preserve these documents owned by Fidelity. When the litigation started, Fidelity was still under contract with Money Store. The contract specifically stated that billing invoices submitted to Money Store by Fidelity through the software system must identify the fees and costs for which payment or reimbursement is sought. Thus, the contract gave Money Store the right to demand the information about fees and charges. In a broad sense, the court held that Money Store was in control of the information although it did not have ownership over the information. Specifically, the court found that Money Store had the practical ability to obtain the document. To support this finding, the court points to the provision of the contract that gave Money Store the right to request any nonpublic personal information collected by Fidelity and the right to have the information returned to them upon termination of the agreement. This overrides any claim that such information is confidential. The court further pointed to the indemnification provisions in the contract that Fidelity agreed to indemnify Money Store from any claims and actions and incidental expenses arising out of the services provided by Fidelity. Based on these contract provisions, the court held that Money Store did have practical ability to obtain the documents related to the litigated claims from Fidelity. At the time the litigation was initiated, the relevant information in the hand of Fidelity was still readily accessible. There was plenty of evidence to show that Money Store knew that this data was directly related to the litigated claims. However, Money Store did not try to obtain the data from Fidelity. When the data later became less accessible in the hands of Fidelity, Money Store became guilty of spoliation and is thus responsible for footing the bill for the recovery of the data. So, those who counsel a party and are responsible for making sure that electronic data is preserved during or in anticipation of litigation must think beyond the party itself. They should find out whether the party has any contractors out there who may have relevant electronic information. If so, they should ask further whether the party has any right or practical ability to obtain that information. If the answer is yes, they should advise the party to obtain that information and take the initiative to preserve the information. Gang Chen is a Senior Segment Manager in the Intellectual Property Business Group of Alcatel-Lucent, and a fourth-year evening student at Seton Hall University School of Law focusing on patent law. Want to read more articles like this? Sign up for our post notification newsletter, here
Employers should take note: erasing and taping over messages that relate to a fired employee is never a good idea. Employers who engage in this type of practice will never escape the wrath of a judge when the fired employee inevitably brings a wrongful termination. Eventually, such action catches up with the defending company and they will have to pay a steep price. Take, for instance, the case Novick v. AXA Network, LLC. The plaintiff was asking the judge for sanctions to be imposed on the defendants because he claimed that the defendants spoliated audio recordings and emails from an eight-week stretch, which ran from late August until early November 2006. The defendants admitted that recordings from this time period were likely erased and taped over. The problem here is that this stretch of time covers the time directly before and directly after Novick's termination. It should seem obvious to anyone that a company's failing to preserve any recordings regarding a former employee's termination is a terrible idea and will likely hurt one's case in court. It should instead be common sense that when an employee is terminated, and certainly when that termination is contentious, a lawsuit is foreseeable. Thus, the employer should take care to preserve anything that might come into play at trial. Novick asked the judge to sanction the defendants for the spoliation of emails. The defendants could not produce any emails between the two employees at AXA Network, who took over Novick's accounts, and Novick's former clients. If these employees were involved with Novick's clients after Novick was fired, it is only logical that there would have been emails taking place between these employees and those clients! Nevertheless, the defendants could not produce a single e-mail. Sanctions can be imposed on a party for spoliation in violation of a court order under Rule 37(b) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure or, where there has been no violation of a court order, a judge can impose sanctions for spoliation under the court's "inherent power to control litigation." West v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., 167 F.3d 776, 779 (2d Cir. 1999) (emphasis added). For the court to exercise its inherent power, there must have been a showing of bad faith. United States v. Int'l Bhd. of Teamsters, 948 F.2d 1338, 1345 (2d Cir. 1991). The Novick court in this case found that the defendants did spoliate the audio recordings because they were notified in October 2006 to preserve the recordings for future litigation and to produce those recordings to the plaintiff. In addition, the defendants provided no reason for why or how these recordings were missing. Unsurprisingly, the court suggested that such behavior indicates that the company acted deliberately and therefore possessed a culpable state of mind. The defendants acted in bad faith. The court did not find that the defendants spoliated the email messages, but it still believes they acted in bad faith with respect to the production of the emails because the company failed to search one of their email archives for months due to what was claimed as "human error." This was clearly a delay tactic, further warranting sanctions. The court invoked its inherent power to control litigation because the defendants acted in bad faith, employed delay tactics, caused substantial costs to be incurred by the plaintiff, and wasted the court's time. The court imposed an adverse inference jury instruction. Adverse inference instructions can be imposed against a party who had an obligation to preserve evidence at the time it was destroyed, who destroyed the evidence with a culpable state of mind, and who destroyed evidence that was relevant to the opposing party's claim or defense. Residential Funding Corp. v. DeGeorge Fin. Corp., 306 F.3d 99, 107 (2d Cir. 2002). The clear takeaway from this case is that it is better to be safe than sorry; if it is reasonable that a lawsuit may be brought against you, take all measures to preserve any evidence that might have anything to do with that future case. Preserving the evidence will not hurt, but failing to do so will. Logan Teisch received his B.A. in Government and Politics from the University of Maryland, College Park in 2012. He is now a student at Seton Hall University School of Law (Class of 2015), focusing his studies in the area of criminal law. Logan's prior experiences include interning with the Honorable Verna G. Leath in Essex County Superior Court as well as interning with the Essex County Prosecutor's Office. Want to read more articles like this? Sign up for our post notification newsletter, here.
Preserving electronic data can be a challenge for companies with multiple data centers. However, what we have here is a failure to communicate. The case at issue is an ERISA class action against UnumProvident. On November 26, plaintiffs' counsel wrote to request a conference to present their request for a preservation. The court then outlined principles that would serve as the basis for the parties' draft of a proposed order. The court observed, without contradiction from UnumProvident, that UnumProvident already had a duty to preserve any tapes containing emails as of November 4, the date litigation commenced. The order required all back-up tapes or other back-up hard drives, disks or other hardware containing material back-up by the defendants regarding Y2K, regardless of the date or dates of the internal or external e-mails, computer information, or electronic media contained thereon to be preserved. Specifically the plaintiffs requested all internal and external e-mails, generated, created, or dated October 14, 15, and 16 of 2002, and November 18, 19, and 20 of 2002. If the defendants alleged these e-mails were no longer in existence due to routine destruction or otherwise, the defendants had to provide an affidavit explaining circumstances of the unavailability. UnumProvident's Enterprise Security Architect decided instead of preserved the data to implement a special "snapshot" back-up which would back-up those emails that were on the system as of the day or days the snapshot was taken. UnumProvident could also have directed IBM, their data vendor, to copy email back-up tapes from existing unexpired tapes to other back-up tapes that would contain no expiration date. Similarly, it could have copied the data onto a hard drive or into other computer media. Instead, this snapshot inadvertently caused all of the data on the back-up tapes to be overwritten. The court found that no enterprise officers of UnumProvident had sufficient expertise to discuss the preservation project in a meaningful way. Neither of them took the steps that they needed to take to get sufficiently informed advice on the issues involved. Similarly, there was insufficient supervision of the Enterprise Software Architect's efforts. The officer had also never ordered IBM to preserve emails regarding the six dates. Additionally, the law department of UnumProvident never instructed its officers to confirm that email for the six days had been preserved by IBM. As this issue developed relatively early in discovery, the court found it difficult to determine the extent to which the plaintiffs have suffered any prejudice from the failure to capture all of the UnumProvident emails for the six days. Throughout the whole opinion, the court was very skeptical of the testimony of UnumProvident's officers. The court determined most of UnumProvident's actions were inadequate. However, it also determined the accelerated expiration problem that occurred because of the creation of the snapshot was inadvertent and unintended. Therefore, the court did not award any sanctions. It can still be assumed the court would be less trusting of UnumProvident after this debacle and less likely to give them the benefit of the doubt.
On July 31, 1996, plaintiff Omega Engineering Corp. ("Omega"), a New Jersey based company, lost its computer programs relating to design and production permanently from its system. Omega manufactured "highly specialized and sophisticated industrial process measurement devices and control equipment" for NASA and the United States Navy. The deletion of these programs debilitated their ability for manufacturing as well as costed the company millions of dollars in contracts and sales. From 1985 to July 10, 1996, defendant Timothy Lloyd worked as the computer system administrator at Omega. He trained with the Novell computer network and installed it to Omega's computer system. The program worked to ensure that all of Omega's documents could be kept on a central file server. Lloyd was the only Omega employee to maintain the Novell client and have "top-level security access" to it; however, the defense asserted that others at the company had access. According to a government expert, access "means that ... [an] account has full access to everything on the server." Lloyd was also the only employee in charge of backing up the information to the server. In 1994 or 1995, Lloyd became difficult. The company moved him laterally in hopes of improving his behavior. A government witness testified that even though it was a lateral move, it was in fact, considered a demotion by the company. Lloyd's new supervisor asked him about the back-up system and wanted him to loop a couple more people in but he never did. Moreover, he instituted a company-wide policy that employees were no longer allowed to make personal backups of their files. On top of the above issues, there was also a "substandard performance review and raise." The combination of the two factors, according to the government, showed Lloyd that his employment with the company would soon be terminated. This established Lloyd's motive to sabotage the Omega computer system. On July 10, 1006, Lloyd was terminated. On July 31, 1996, Omega's file server would not start up. On July 31, "Lloyd told a third party, that "everybody's job at Omega is in jeopardy." days later it was realized that all of the information contained on it were permanently lost. More than 1,200 of Omega's programs were deleted and, as per Lloyd's policy, none of the employees had their own personal backups. There was no way for any of these programs to be recovered. A search warrant conducted on Lloyd's house turned up some backup tapes and a file server master hard drive. Experts hired by Omega found that the deletion of information was "intentional and only someone with supervisory-level access to the network could have accomplished such a feat." The commands necessary to pull off such a purge were characterized as a "time bomb" set to go off on July 31st when an employee logged into the system. There was evidence found by these experts of Lloyd testing these specific commands three different times. This string of commands was further found on the hard drive that was in Lloyd's home. Lloyd was convicted of a federal count of computer sabotage. It was remanded due to a jury member's claimed use of outside knowledge during deliberations. Julie received her J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law in 2014. Prior to law school, she was a 2008 magna cum laude graduate of Syracuse University, where she earned a B.A. in History and a minor in Religion and Society. After law school, Julie will serve as a law clerk to a judge of the Superior Court of New Jersey.
Background Omega Engineering Corporation, an international company based in New Jersey, was once the employer of Timothy Lloyd. To put Omega's importance into perspective, the U.S. Navy and NASA were two of their clients for highly specialized and sophisticated industrial process measurement devices. According to testimony during the trial, Lloyd worked at Omega as its sole system administrator from 1985 through 1996. In 1995, Lloyd had undergone Novell network training and installed Novell software on Omega's computer system. Additionally, Lloyd was the only person who maintained and had top-level access to the Omega network. Between 1994 and 1995, Lloyd became belligerent and increasingly truculent. Due to his poor interpersonal skills, he was demoted in May 1995 from manufacturing to support engineer. A woman who had once been Lloyd's subordinate and had engaged in a romantic relationship with Lloyd, was the individual responsible for replacing Lloyd as manufacturing supervisor. In June 1996, Lloyd instituted a policy to "clean up" all of the individual computers in Omega's manufacturing department. It was unclear as to why Lloyd was implementing company policies after his demotion. Nonetheless, the policy required employees to save their files to the company's file server and prohibited them from making their own backups. Lloyd's manager became suspicious of this policy and requested from Lloyd access to the file server. Lloyd never complied. By the end of June, upper management had enough of Lloyd's behavior and terminated him in early July 1996. On July 31, Omega's file server would not boot up. All of Omega's manufacturing programs on the server, which contained instructions for operating the machines, were gone. Multiple computer experts were brought in to recover the files, but to no avail. The files had not only been deleted, but also had been "purged," meaning that they were rendered unrecoverable. A leading expert on Novell networking testified at trial that this could only have been done intentionally and by someone with supervisory-level access. The government's theory included that on July 30, anyone who would log on to the server at any time after that date would "detonate" a program installed by Lloyd that would destroy the information on the Omega file server. The government's theory was bolstered by the fact that the Secret Service recovered missing Omega backup tapes that had been reformatted as well as a master hard drive from the file server. This had the same string of commands that had functioned as the time bomb program found on the Omega file server. The Decision Ultimately, Lloyd was found guilty of computer sabotage. The jury had deliberated for over twelve hours over the span of three days and had requested testimony in the jury room before they reached their verdict. However, three days after the verdict, one juror said that she had seen on the news, during the trial, about a computer virus called the Philippine "love bug" which allowed the perpetrator to cause great harm by flooding the victim computers and causing them to crash. Whether this affected her decision is unclear; however, the defendant claimed that his 6th Amendment rights had been violated. The district court agreed, granting a new trial. On review, the Court of Appeals reversed the district court's holding. After a lengthy discussion, the court said that there were significant dissimilarities between the "love bug" and the "time bomb" and most jurors would not confuse the two. Therefore, the appellate court found, the defendant was not prejudiced. Lloyd's managers should never have allowed a single employee hold as much power as they did. This case highlights the vulnerabilities the company subjects itself to if that is allowed to happen. For example, Omega lost over 1,200 programs and many current and potential clients as well. Akiva Shepard received his J.D. from Seton Hall University School of Law in 2014. Akiva has worked for a New York State Supreme Court Judge in Kings County, and for a NJ real estate firm.
Plaintiff Erick Zayas joined with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) to sue Ventura Corp. for employment discrimination on the basis of sex in 2007. In essence, Zavas complained that Ventura's long-standing tradition of hiring women for the position he applied to was discriminatory. Furthermore, Zavas alleged that Ventura destroyed relevant evidence. In its answer, Ventura stated that the fact that no men have filed applications or have not met the position requirements did not support the plaintiffs' assertion of discrimination. However, during limited discovery a list revealed that qualified men did in fact apply and accounted for 34.5 percent of qualified applicants. The central issue involved application materials received by Ventura. These included materials submitted by e-mail and hard copy resumes. The court first notes that spoliation is "the failure to preserve evidence that is relevant to pending or potential litigation." The duty to preserve relevant evidence arises once litigation is reasonably anticipated. The court noted that since Ventura was notified in 2007 that it was being charged with sexual discrimination, at that point Ventura should have reasonably anticipated litigation and was thus under the duty to preserve. Ventura attempted to make a statutory argument that resumes did not need to be preserved. The relevant statute, 29 CFR 1602.14 (see http://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/29/1602.14), makes reference to "application forms" and "test papers." Ventura argued that it required neither application forms nor test papers and that resumes were not mentioned. However, the court rejected this argument. The court noted that the statute also includes the language, "other records having to do with hiring." The court ultimately held that resumes therefore clearly applied. Ventura's Human Resource Analyst testified that certain documents were shredded or taken to a warehouse as a result of an office restructuring in 2009. Furthermore, the HR Analyst wasn't able to find the said documents. The plaintiffs were therefore able to establish that Ventura either lost or destroyed the resumes between 2007 and 2010. Because Ventura was on notice since 2007, the disappearance of these documents constituted a violation of its duty to preserve relevant evidence. Soft copies of resumes delivered by e-mail were also lost in the same time period. In fact, th plaintiffs were able to produce a relevant e-mail to and from Ventura, while Ventura was not able to produce the very same e-mail. This e-mail alone and the fact that other relevant e-mails likely existed in the 2007-2010 period but were nowhere to be found, was sufficient to infer that Ventura likely destroyed them. The court held that sanctions were in order for Ventura's violation of its duty to preserve. As a result of Ventura's failure to preserve relevant evidence, the court imposed a "spoliation instruction" or adverse inference instruction. Such an instruction allows the trier of fact to infer that the content of the destroyed relevant evidence was damaging to Ventura's case. Lesson learned? If you intentionally or unintentionally destroy relevant evidence while under a duty to preserve, an adverse inference instruction will likely bring swift defeat and sway the trier of fact against you. It's best to preserve evidence and maintain your credibility with the court and trier of fact even with bad facts. Rocco Seminerio is a Seton Hall University School of Law graduate (Class of 2014). Mr. Seminerio focuses in the areas of Estate Planning, Elder Law, and Health Law. He graduated from Seton Hall University in 2011 with a degree in Philosophy. He also has an interest in the life sciences.


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- D.A. Katzenstein, Stanford University Medical Center, Division of Infectious Disease, 300 Pasteur Drive, S-156, Stanford, CA 94305, USA
This text was developed with the practicing physician in mind, however, it will be of considerable interest to the virologist, pharmacologist, chemist and all scientists interested in antiviral agents.
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In 2006, God convicted the hearts of a couple about the need for an evangelical and Reformational church in the Calgary area that would be gathered around expository preaching.
Clint Humfrey, a professor of Greek and New Testament, was approached to preach to the believers gathered in their living room.
Nearing 100 in attendance and growing, our church has taken root with Christ at our base, cultivating fruitfilled branches through the amazing work of the vinedresser, our great I AM.
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Even in a melting pot of a city like Washington, when it comes to sports, soccer isn't king or anywhere close. But that may not be the case Saturday afternoon, when soccer's version of the Super Bowl, the UEFA Champions League final, splashes onto television screens across the District.
The matchup could hardly be more tantalizing and talked about. The world's two most storied — and supported — clubs, England's Manchester United, coming off a record-breaking 19th English title, and Spain's politically powerful Barcelona, winners of three consecutive domestic titles, will battle it out for the title of the best team, in the best region for the globe's most spirited sport.
And to make the tie even tastier for Washingtonians, a rematch of this epic encounter will happen in the city's backyard. Both teams are embarking on summer tours of the U.S. that will include a July 30 exhibition at an already sold-out FedEx Field.
So in a city with a large foreign population, not to mention a rising soccer culture, scores of local fans are expected to pour into local pubs for the game.
"It's going to be a capacity crowd from the time we open, so [the spike in sales] goes up by 100 percent" said Paul Lusty, owner of Lucky Bar D.C. in Northwest. "It's significant; it's going to be a big day."
Just how big, though?
"I'm expecting to have to turn people away," said Vince Terlep, owner of the Elephant and Castle Pub and Restaurant at 19th and I streets. "It's a good problem to have."
A good problem that partially stems from an agreement with the local official Barcelona supporters group, Penya Barcelonista Washington D.C. The group, which has more than 900 members ranging from die-hard disciples to fair-weather fans, began showing up at the pub to watch Barcelona games.
Terlep noticed the trend and struck up a conversation with members to see what they needed to do to make the bar their home base. A few food-and-drink specials later, the agreement was struck. Now the group drives in between 50 and 100 fans for smaller matches. And for Holy Grail-type games, such as Saturday's final, officials are expecting 250-plus of Barcelona's most boisterous.
"You can definitely tell from around the corner if somebody scored because the whole places shakes," Terlep said.
The club's fanatical support draws from the fact that Barcelona is one of four provinces that composes Catalonia, one of Spain's autonomous regions that has its own language, culture — and occasional separatist movements.
"For a long time, Barcelona has been the shield of Catalonia, the way to promote Catalonian culture, the feeling of the people, the way to … understand life" said Raimon Puigjaner, President of Penya Barcelonista's D.C. branch. "It's not just soccer."
And it certainly won't be just Barcelona fans coming out for the game.
Manchester United's supporters are expected to be out in force as well, and though the official United States supporters group doesn't have a D.C. branch yet, the sheer size of the club ensures it has plenty of devotees around the District.
United, founded in 1878, has ranked No. 1 in Forbes' World's Most Valuable Teams list for seven years in a row, coming in this year with a total revenue of $1.86 billion. In D.C., seeing United fans in bars and on streets can be as common as a corner kick.


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