For my most recent ethics column for The Bencher, now in its 25th year, I highlighted a recent Delaware Court of Chancery decision on the duty of anyone involved in potential or pending litigation to preserve relevant evidence, including electronic data such as emails and text messages, in order to avoid penalties for spoliation. I previously discussed that Facebook decision on these pages.

The current column was co-authored with my colleague Aimee Czachorowski and is available at this link, courtesy of the American Inns of Court, publisher of The Bencher.