When Doe is the way to go

As a general rule, court proceedings should be transparent and publicly accessible. In rare circumstances, however, the law allows parties to litigate under the guise of pseudonyms. In its opinion in Doe v. Northwestern Memorial Hospital, 2014 IL App (1st) 140212 (opinion filed Sept. 19, 2014), the appellate court discussed the unusual circumstances that will allow parties to utilize the …

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