Legal Hold Notice Guidelines

Summary

In California, you can request a public agency to preserve evidence for anticipated litigation. Clearly state the items you want preserved and their relevance to your case. Mention any obligations under the California Public Records Act (CPRA) to ensure compliance.

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if i am stating to a public school district in anticipation for litigation am sending a legal hold notice. Am i alowed to tell them to preserve anything i've mentioned in my cpra request saying including but not limited to video footage from the district, any updates edits changes or alterations to the district website, san marino high school athletic page, simbli which they failed to mention which violates their obligation to properly provide this under their duty to the public
In California, you can certainly request a public agency to preserve evidence relevant to your anticipated litigation. Here are some points to consider:
- Clearly state the items you want preserved.
- Specify the relevance of these items to your litigation.
- Mention any existing obligations under the California Public Records Act (CPRA).
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