Prudential Insurance Co. can’t bar disclosure of internal documents submitted in discovery in a putative class action that alleges it misled policyholders, a U.S. judge in Newark has ruled.
Prudential sought to prevent release of 15 documents relating to its 1981 decision to close a health insurance plan to new subscribers. Magistrate Judge Michael Shipp granted Prudential’s motion on March 1.
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