John Doe, Etc. v. A Corporation

How courts have described this case

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• noting with apparent approval that the District Court had granted pseudonymity \To prevent identification of the company and the possible disclosure of confidential information concerning its affairs\
• noting with apparent approval that the District Court had granted pseudonymity “To prevent identification of the company and the possible disclosure of confidential information concerning its affairs”
• noting the district court granted a motion to seal documents “to prevent possible disclosure of confidential information concerning [a company’s] affairs”
• “This broad ethical duty protects not only against disclosure of privileged communications but also against the revelation of confidential information that is not privileged.”
• house counsel, after resignation, barred by his ethical obligations as a lawyer from prosecuting litigation as class representative of other employees; case records sealed
• house counsel, after resignation, barred by his ethical obligations as a lawyer from prosecuting litigation as class representative of other employees; case records sealed

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).