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A Bus carrying Plaintiffs was involved in a fatal accident in april 2012. A Protective Order is needed to preserve evidence relevant to this case. Plaintiffs are seeking an Order to prevent Defendants from altering or disposing of evidence.
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Emergency Motion for Protective Order - Megabus Crash - Filed 10.15.14
A Bus carrying Plaintiffs was involved in a fatal accident in april 2012. A Protective Order is needed to preserve evidence relevant to this case. Plaintiffs are seeking an Order to prevent Defendants from altering or disposing of evidence.
A Bus carrying Plaintiffs was involved in a fatal accident in april 2012. A Protective Order is needed to preserve evidence relevant to this case. Plaintiffs are seeking an Order to prevent Defendants from altering or disposing of evidence.
3. Pursuant to Illinois Supreme Court Rule 201(c), the Court may enter an Order to preserve documents and other evidence that is relevant to this case. 4. It is vital to Plaintiffs claims against Defendants, and possible claims against responsible entities other than these named Defendants, that evidence, including the Bus and all data recorders, video recorders, and component parts of the Bus, be preserved and that Plaintiffs counsel and their consultants and experts be allowed to inspect and photograph this evidence. 5. Plaintiffs believe that the entry of this Order is necessary to ensure that vital evidence is not lost, destroyed, or otherwise altered and is preserved for discovery in this matter. WHEREFORE, Plaintiffs pray that the Court enter an Order: a. Precluding Defendants or their agents from altering, repairing, or disposing of the Bus, data recorders, video recorders, radio transmissions, and any and all component parts of the Bus, without first obtaining consent of this Court.
b. Precluding Defendants from altering or disposing of other evidence relating to the Incident, including but not limited to: (1) service and maintenance records of the Bus and any and all component parts of the Bus; (2) all data recorders and video recorders on the Bus; (3) all radio transmissions and transcripts of radio transmissions; (4) all cell phone records, text messages, or other messages sent on mobile devices by Defendants employees, contractors, and/or agents regarding the Incident; (5) the personal cell phone or other mobile devices of all persons who were driving the Bus on its route from Atlanta to Chicago; (6) driver schedules, driver logs, driver employment records, driver qualification records; and (7) any other documents regarding the Bus, data recorders, video recorders, or any of their component parts, without first obtaining the consent of this Court.
c. Permitting Plaintiffs, by her attorneys or their agents, consultants, and experts to inspect and photograph the Bus, data recorders, video recorders, and any and all component parts of the Bus, within a reasonable time.