The outdoor power tools manufacturer Husqvarna claims the percentage of its sales in Philadelphia is too small for it to be sued in the venue. Exactly how much money that is, however, is something the company wants to keep from public view, and that’s why it has asked the Pennsylvania Superior Court to block public access to an upcoming en banc argument.

On Thursday, counsel for Husqvarna sent a letter to Superior Court President Judge Jack Panella, requesting that the court’s upcoming en banc oral argument session in the case, Hangey v. Husqvarna Professional Products, not be aired publicly. The letter was listed on the docket as a response to the court’s May 8 order scheduling the argument in Wednesday’s session and notifying the parties the session would be held through videoconferencing technology.