The Court granted leave to vary Storer-style confidentiality orders to permit disclosure of unredacted subpoenaed documents to a liability expert (with pseudonym conditions) and to permit the plaintiff's solicitor to contact complainants identified in those documents for the purpose of exploring tendency evidence. Contact conditions followed the approach in Mansour v Trustees for the Roman Catholic Church for the Diocese of Parramatta [2026] NSWSC 186 and BFS v Corporation of the Society of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart [2024] ACTSC 408, requiring initial contact through known legal representatives, contact only by a named solicitor, and a requirement to obtain leave before issuing any attendance subpoena to a possible witness who has not consented.
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