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Most litigators agree that certain court documents should stay confidential. But increasingly irritated plaintiffs lawyers say that while discovery fights are old hat, defendants over the last few years -- particularly in mass torts -- have been trying to pass off incriminating public documents as confidential trade secrets more than ever. Defense lawyers don't dispute that they're trying to keep more discovery information out of the public eye -- especially documents that could result in new litigation.
May 12, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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