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		<title>Inspection of Evidence at Accident Site Does Not Create a Duty to Preserve</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>The Illinois Supreme Court recently confirmed that a party owes no affirmative duty to preserve potential evidence in advance of litigation.  In Martin v. Keeley &#38; Sons, Inc., the Plaintiffs, employees of Defendant Keeley, were working to construct a bridge over Maxwell Creek in Randolph County, Illinois.  While they were working, the concrete I-Beam they...</p>
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