Saying it was beyond doubt that it was in the public interest to discourage the marketing of defective products, a judge has refused a plaintiff's unopposed motion to allow a wrongful death settlement for an allegedly defective stroller to be filed under seal.
December 03, 2015 at 04:01 AM
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A judge has refused a plaintiff’s unopposed motion to allow a wrongful death settlement for an allegedly defective stroller to be filed under seal.
Acting Suffolk County Supreme Court Justice James Hudson said when parties took their claims to court, “privacy often yields to public scrutiny.”
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