Labor/Employment
Mar. 13, 2024
Brink’s employee denied protective order in jewelry heist lawsuit
Brink’s armored transport employee, Gloria Corrales had argued that disclosure of Brinks’ information during discovery would cause irreparable harm to the company, its employees, and customers.
A Los Angeles County judge on Tuesday denied a motion for a protective order filed by a Brink’s armored transport employee, saying there was no factual showing that she had an interest in protecting confidential discovery requested of her in a lawsuit stemming from a large jewelry heist.
“Instead, she contends that ‘Brink’s could never recover its loss from a disclosure of the requested information to a competitor, criminals, or the publi...
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