Litigation
Dec. 30, 2011
Court rules against former HP chairman in discovery issue in shareholder suit
The Delaware Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that a letter accusing then-HP Chairman Mark V. Hurd of sexual harassment should be made public.
By Craig Anderson
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Delaware Supreme Court on Thursday affirmed a trial judge's ruling that a letter from a Hewlett-Packard Co. contractor accusing then-Chairman Mark V. Hurd of sexual harassment should be made public in an ongoing shareholder complaint.
The court rejected Hurd's argument that the document should be kept under seal, ruling that the letter from attorney Gloria Allred on behalf of her client does not contain any third-party...
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