Nov. 18, 2025
$24K sanctions weighed for late witness disclosure in BlackBerry case
A federal judge signaled she may sanction plaintiff Neelam Sandhu for late witness disclosure and incomplete texts in her $10 million sexual harassment and retaliation lawsuit against BlackBerry.
A federal jurist in San Francisco said Monday she would sanction a plaintiff for failing to timely produce witnesses to testify about her allegations of sexual harassment, discrimination and retaliation in a $10 million lawsuit against cybersecurity firm BlackBerry.
BlackBerry, once a world leader in mobile devices, denied any wrongdoing and moved for a $24,864 sanction against former executive Neelam Sandhu. It accuse her of concealing the witnesses' identities for more than ...
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