
Biglaw Firm Investigating Partner’s Alleged Bullying
Partner's problematic behavior gets the attention of firm leaders.
Partner's problematic behavior gets the attention of firm leaders.
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I was bullied without mercy in my tweens and teenage years. The bullying ranged from fat shaming and other appearance- and intellect-based taunts, to an actual physical assault. It came from both school- peers and adults. I remember my baseball coach telling to run faster to first base by pretending I was chasing a refrigerator. […]
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Workplace bullying can affect morale, increase turnover, and give rise to lawsuits.
It's more about the bully than the star, as columnist Richard Cohen explains.
Despite the need for anti-bullying laws, columnist Richard Cohen predicts that they will wither on the vine – for now.
I guess it doesn't get better.
A bully affects an entire school, not just the victim of the bullying.