Partial Settlement In MoFo ‘Mommy Track’ Lawsuit
The lawsuit lives on -- at least for the moment -- with two plaintiffs.
The lawsuit lives on -- at least for the moment -- with two plaintiffs.
More disputes in the contentious case.
As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.
Two claims against the Biglaw giant have been dismissed, though plaintiffs will have the opportunity to replead their case.
The complaint alleges a 'mass exodus' of women from the company.
The judge acted quickly on this motion.
A legal battle against a Biglaw firm is bound to be tough.
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MoFo has mo' plaintiffs to deal with in this pregnancy discrimination lawsuit.
The firm contends there's no 'mommy track' at MoFo.
A spokesperson for the firm calls the allegations 'inconsistent' with the firm's values.
The complaint alleges a 'good old boys' club' at MoFo.
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