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"                      <p class=\"imgtitle\">Mudge</p>           Madison County Circuit Judge William Mudge is set to hear a sealed motion filed by the defendant in a suit over the alleged revelation of a woman's STD test results by a romantic rival.<br /><br />The hearing on the sealed motion filed by Quest Diagnostics is set for 9:30 a.m today.<br /><br />Plaintiff Jane Doe is suing Quest Diagnostics Inc. and Maureen Sackmann, a former Quest employee, for damages in excess of $350,000.<br /><br />Doe claims that Sackmann revealed her positive herpes test results to Doe's boyfriend with whom Sackmann was also romantically involved.<br />Doe claims Quest is liable for Sackmann's actions as her employer.<br />The defendants deny the claims.<br /><br />Doe asked for a protective order last year in the case due to media coverage by The Madison County Record, The Alton Telegraph and several St. Louis-based television stations.<br /><br />The plaintiff contended that public discovery in the case would reveal her identity and that of her family.<br /><br />Former Madison County Circuit Judge Daniel Stack previously oversaw the suit.<br /><br />He granted the request in September 2010.<br /><br />Quest filed its motion under seal Dec. 29, 2010.<br /><br />The docket entry noting the filing gives no information as to its topic.<br /><br />Emily Johnson represents Jane Doe.<br /><br />John Webster represents Sackmann.<br /><br />Robert Bernstein and others represent Quest.<br /><br />The case was assigned to Madison County Circuit Judge Barbara Crowder before it went to Stack. <br /><br />The case became Mudge's after Stack retired last year.<br /><br /><i>The case is Madison case number 10-L-101.</i>"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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