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We are unable to remove terminated parties and counsel from case records. Law360 Cases is a historical record of who has been involved in a case, and because terminated names remain on the docket sheet in PACER, Law360 Cases records continue to include them, as well.

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We are unable to remove terminated parties and counsel from case records. Law360 Cases is a historical record of who has been involved in a case, and because terminated names remain on the docket sheet in PACER, Law360 Cases records continue to include them, as well.

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