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addressing trial court's denial of spoliation sanctions in appeal of final judgment
Summary of this case from Wade v. Bacon Corp.Opinion
No. 13–0355
2015-01-30
Gulf Chemical & Metallurgical Corporation, Petitioner, v. Miner Dederick Construction, LLP, Respondent
Daryl G. Dursum , W. David Toney , Christopher L. Evans , Houston, for Petitioner Gulf Chemical & Metallurgical. Susan Kopecky Hellinger , Cynthia Ann Holub , Jonna Noel Summers , Lauren Beck Harris , Houston, for Respondent Miner Dederick Construction, LLP.
On Petition for Review from the Court of Appeals for the First District of Texas
Daryl G. Dursum, W. David Toney, Christopher L. Evans, Houston, for Petitioner Gulf Chemical & Metallurgical. Susan Kopecky Hellinger, Cynthia Ann Holub, Jonna Noel Summers, Lauren Beck Harris, Houston, for Respondent Miner Dederick Construction, LLP.
PER CURIAM
We deny Gulf Chemical & Metallurgical Corporation's petition for review. On remand the trial court should reconsider all spoliation issues in light of our recently issued opinion in Brookshire Brothers, Ltd. v. Aldridge, 438 S.W.3d 9 (Tex.2014).