· 11/25/2009
Kress v. PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
Citations
- 263 F.R.D. 623
- 2009 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 117949
- 2009 WL 4269465
How courts have described this case
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- plaintiff’s argument that she would be harmed in her “reputation and finances” if it was revealed that she was arrested for public intoxication did not outweigh the presumption of access
- plaintiff’s argument that she would be harmed in her “reputation and finances” if it was revealed that she was arrested for public intoxication did not outweigh the presumption of access
- plaintiff’s argument that she would be harmed in her “reputation and finances” if it was revealed that she was arrested for public intoxication did not outweigh the presumption of access
- plaintiff’s argument that she would be harmed in her “reputation and finances” if it was revealed that she was arrested for public intoxication did not outweigh the presumption of access
- allowing a plaintiff to proceed under a pseudonym before trial
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Judges: Karlton
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