Editor’s note: This is the second installment in a series of articles focusing on employment litigation filed by court employees in Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania’s largest court system—the First Judicial District, in Philadelphia—has a policy of destroying financial records of settlements for employment-related claims after seven years, an investigation by The Legal Intelligencer has revealed, leading to questions from government transparency advocates over the system’s openness.
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