
Biglaw Firm To Pay Over $3 Million To Settle Pay Discrimination Case
The case has gone through many twists and turns, but is resolved at last.
The case has gone through many twists and turns, but is resolved at last.
They say three is a trend...
It’s like having a junior associate who’s never off the clock.
Another twist in this Biglaw case.
We're waiting here with popcorn for the next development in As The Law Firm Turns.
Strange things are (allegedly) afoot at this Biglaw firm.
Another partner backs up the claims of gender discrimination.
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