Former Covington Staff Attorney Hires New Lawyer for Discrimination Suit Against Firm
28 Mar
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Former Covington & Burling staff attorney Yolanda Young has hired a new lawyer to represent her in the discrimination suit against her old firm. Latif Doman of Doman Davis, a small litigation and employment discrimination firm with offices in New York and Washington, will take the reins on the case, which has caused a stir [...]
3rd Circuit: Partner’s Discrimination Suit Can Proceed Against Law Firm
27 Mar
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A prominent Pittsburgh law firm has lost its battle to prevent one of its female partners from suing the firm for sex discrimination and sexual harassment now that the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the woman cannot be forced to arbitrate her claims. In the suit, attorney Alyson J. Kirleis accuses [...]
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