If Pseudonyms, Then What Kind? How About “Doe WHBE 3”?
One problem with pseudonymous litigation is the proliferation of Doe v. cases against the same institutional defendant; the cases, and the precedents they set, can easily be confused with each other because they have the same name. In If Pseudonyms, Then What Kind?, published last year in Judicature (an academic law journal aimed at judges), I discussed various possible solutions, but I’ve just come across a new twist, from Doe WHBE 3 v. Uber Technologies, Inc.:
As plaintiffs’ opening brief explains: “Because so many Jane Doe plaintiffs filed actions against Uber,
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