Mohegan Sun can’t keep lawsuit documents private

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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) — A judge says Mohegan Sun cannot keep certain documents out of the public eye in a civil lawsuit over its failed Palmer casino bid.

Hampden Superior Court Judge Richard Carey ruled Friday the Connecticut-based casino operator and Northeast Realty Associates, Mohegan’s partner in the Palmer venture, can’t designate some materials as “attorney’s eyes only.”

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