A Washington County judge, holding there is no constitutional right to privacy for business entities, has unsealed the record in a case in which three drillers settled a suit brought by a couple for about $750,000 before a complaint was even filed.
March 26, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A Washington County judge, holding there is no constitutional right to privacy for business entities, has unsealed the record in a case in which three drillers settled a suit brought by a couple for about $750,000 before a complaint was even filed.
In Hallowich v. Range Resources, Washington County Court of Common Pleas Judge Debbie O’Dell-Seneca reversed a previous order by former Washington County Judge Paul Pozonsky that sealed the record in the case from the public.
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