Be-kitzur, the situation seems to be: "Generally, a beis din proceeding is treated like an arbitration. There are numerous NY cases that make that analogy. Arbitration is a private means of dispute resolution. Accordingly, it is and should be treated in that respect as "confidential" or "protected". On the other hand, if the arbitration decision needs to be enforced in court, then the proceedings can become "public" once they are discussed in the necessary court papers. "
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