FTX User Names: Media Houses Appeal to Overturn Court Redaction Decision
Several major media outlets have filed an appeal aiming to overturn a bankruptcy court's decision to redact the names of FTX users permanently. In a recent filing with the US Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware...
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In a recent filing with the US Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware, The New York Times, Dow Jones & Company, Bloomberg, and the Financial Times argued that there is a "presumptive right" for the public to inspect bankruptcy filings and that keeping the names concealed effectively denies that right....
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