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Taking secrecy in civil proceedings to new heights, a New Jersey judge has sealed an opinion denying media and plaintiff requests for access to documents in a case against Prudential Insurance. The plaintiff, former agent Lawrence Lederman, alleges he and 358 other present or former workers were tricked into signing up for a rigged ADR program, in which employees' counsel allegedly had an agreement with Prudential to limit the company's exposure and keep them from getting fair settlements.
September 05, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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