Most litigators agree - certain court documents should be confidential. But when defendants try to make public information private, plaintiff lawyers and open-court advocates get upset. Increasingly, plaintiff lawyers say that while discovery fights are old hat, defendants over the last few years -- particularly in mass torts -- have been trying to pass off incriminating public documents as confidential trade secrets. Defense lawyers don't dispute the charge, saying it's a matter of defending their clients
May 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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