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Draft a litigation hold notice that includes the following components: To, From, Date, and Subject. Clearly specify the list of electronic information or data to be preserved relevant to the litigation. Include a warning against destroying or deleting any relevant files or data once the hold is in effect. The notice should be signed by the individual directing the preservation action, with contact information for questions. Ensure the document is formatted in APA style, incorporating proper spelling, grammar, and professional appearance. The total length of the document should correspond to approximately 100 points, with each section's points allocated as follows: To, From, Date, and Subject (10 points), List of data to preserve (20 points), Warning against deletion (20 points), Signature and questions contact (10 points), and APA style/appearance (30 points). The document must be clear, professional, and comprehensive to effectively communicate the preservation requirements during litigation.

Paper For Above instruction

[Sample litigation hold notice paper goes here: a professional, formatted document including the specified sections, appropriately detailed, with clear instructions for electronic data preservation, warnings, signatures, and referencing APA style guidelines.]

References

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