Corporations Are Getting Involved In People's Divorces

In the November 14, 2005 issue of the National Law Journal, Tresa Baldas reports that corporations, along with the rich and powerful, are increasingly asking judges to seal the divorce records of top executives to protect trade secrets or crucial financial information from leaking out, or simply to avoid embarrassment.

The article, however, fails to explore an alternative, and probably much more practical approach to the problem of secret or embarrassing information -- to mediate the divorce, thus protecting all such sensitive information from public disclosure.

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