The infant plaintiff allegedly sustained serious burn injuries when the sleep garment she was wearing, made with material manufactured by appellant, caught fire. Appellant was not entitled to a spoliation of evidence sanction based on the circumstance that the remaining remnant of the subject sleep garment is insufficient to permit testing pursuant to Federal children's sleepwear flammability standards. Appellant never sought to test the garment, even though it was produced...
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