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January 14, 2005

Tennessee Supreme Court Adopts New Open Records Rule

The Tennessee Supreme Court adopted a new rule that creates written guidelines about when judges can seal certain court records. Settlement agreements and discovery materials are now presumed to be open records.

For more information, see New Supreme Court rules may affect lawyers' practice, City Paper (Nashville).

January 14, 2005 in News | Permalink

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