Litigation
Nov. 30, 2011
Plaintiffs in new Dukes suit want to share confidential documents from original case
Plaintiffs in the new Dukes case want to share confidential documents from the original suit with other female Wal-Mart employees. Wal-Mart claims that would violate the privacy rights of the women who are no longer part of the case.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - As part of the discovery process in the original Dukes v. Wal-Mart case, the retail giant provided plaintiffs with millions of confidential documents, including payroll and personnel data and sensitive business information such as pay guidelines and diversity benchmarks.
Now, plaintiffs in the smaller, more streamlined version of the gender discrimination case have asked a federal judg...
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