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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: In a derivative suit arising from alleged acts and omissions relating to Boeing’s 737 MAX aircraft, shareholders filed a redacted complaint in the Chancery Court of Delaware. Boeing filed a Motion for Continued Confidential Treatment, which was opposed by non-party Objectors Dow Jones & Company, Inc., publisher of The Wall Street Journal, and its reporter. The Court granted the motion only with respect to certain employees and whistle-blowers. The presumption in Delaware is that all court proceedings and filings are available for public access; however, upon a showing of good cause, Chancery Court rules permit any person to request pleadings and other filings and materials be filed confidentially and sealed from public access. Generic allegations that harm will occur if sensitive information is made public are not enough to overcome the public right of access that is at the heart of the “good cause” analysis. A pa

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