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JUDGE AUTHORIZES UNPRECEDENTED DISCLOSURE OF INDEPENDENT REVIEW BOARD MINUTES AND AGGREGATED CLAIMS DATA IN ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP OF SF CASE

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SAN FRANCISCO, March 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- For the first time ever, over the objections of the Debtor, the Judge in a Diocesan bankruptcy has mandated the disclosure of meeting minutes prepared by the Debtor's Independent Review Board (the "IRB…

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JUDGE AUTHORIZES UNPRECEDENTED DISCLOSURE OF INDEPENDENT REVIEW BOARD MINUTES AND AGGREGATED CLAIMS DATA IN ROMAN CATHOLIC ARCHBISHOP OF SF CASE

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NY - LITIGATING ANONYMOUSLY CAN BE ACHIEVED IN LIMITED CASES

Doe v. ARCHDIOCESE OF NY, 2025 NY Slip Op 50338 – NY Co. Supreme Court 2025: “Plaintiff moves, by Order to Show Cause, for permission from this court to proceed anonymously during this action. Plaintiff argues that allowing plaintiff to proceed under a pseudonym would protect plaintiff from the stigma associated with sexual assault that may result upon disclosure of their identity in the instant matter. Plaintiff, like many other similarly situa…

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Judge in San Francisco Archdiocese bankruptcy authorizes unprecedented disclosures

Yesterday, federal bankruptcy Judge Dennis Montali soundly rejected arguments that there was no bankruptcy purpose for the disclosure of meeting minutes prepared by the Archdiocese of San Francisco’s Independent Review Board and of anonymous claims data submitted by survivors of childhood sexual abuse in the bankruptcy. SNAP, the Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests, is grateful to the judge for his ruling, as well as to the creditors com

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