
Former EEOC Employee Targets Firms That Dare To Make Healthcare Accessible For Their Employees
Sometimes the misogyny comes from inside the house.
Sometimes the misogyny comes from inside the house.
If the EEOC won't stand with the bigots, then the DOJ won't stand with the EEOC.
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* In his final days, accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein surrounded himself with lawyers in a private meeting room for up to 12 hours a day, emptying vending machines, if only to escape his cramped, vermin-infested cell. [New York Times] * The Trump Justice Department wants the Supreme Court to deny civil rights protections for transgender employees, but the EEOC doesn't agree and its general counsel refused to sign the DOJ's brief to the high court. [National Law Journal] * Per a leaked Brexit document, U.K. officials are trying to avoid a "catastrophic collapse in the nation's infrastructure" (e.g., food, fuel, and medicine shortages; port gridlocks; and civil unrest) if Britain is unable to leave the EU with a deal. [NPR] * Will other Biglaw firms with similar parental leave policies face scrutiny in the wake of the reverse discrimination lawsuit filed against Jones Day? We'll have to wait and see if this reproduces additional legal claims. [American Lawyer] * Milbank just scored a major lateral coup after scooping up some talented IP litigators from Irell & Manella, including David Gindler, the firm’s managing partner. Gindler was Irell's third managing partner in just a few years. [Big Law Business]
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A major common theme: powerlessness or a big workplace power differential.
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The Seventh Circuit, sitting en banc, delves into... lesbianism.
It's hard out here for an employment lawyer.
That's gotta hurt.