Originally Posted by
aterpster
The complaint should be publicly available. It takes an attorney to find it, though.
As cited twice previously on this thread, the 'Complaint for Damages: Workplace Rape' is posted here by
Seattle Times reporter Louis Kamb:
https://www.documentcloud.org/docume...-Airlines.html
Many, if not most, U.S. court records are supposed to be available to the public under sunshine laws enacted decades ago. However in the digital age the docs are served on sites like
www.pacer.gov that have registration requirements and user fees that tend to discourage perusal by other than legal professionals.
Pina v. Alaska Airlines is filed in King County Superior Court and the documents may be accessed electronically by jumping through the hoops and paying the fees listed on this web page:
https://www.kingcounty.gov/courts/cl...CR-online.aspx