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Martin v. Donaldson and Chilliest, LLP et al
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1:22-cv-08975
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June 26, 2024
NYC Firm Settles Ex-Receptionist's Retaliatory Firing Suit
Donaldson & Chilliest LLP has struck a tentative settlement with a former receptionist over claims that the firm retaliated and fired her after she reported that an associate had tried to rape her.
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May 08, 2023
Former Receptionist's Case Against NYC Law Firm Trimmed
A New York federal judge has tossed claims by a former Donaldson & Chilliest LLP receptionist who alleged she was fired after reporting an associate had tried to rape her.
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December 21, 2022
NYC Firm Wants Ex-Receptionist's Sex Bias Suit Tossed
A New York City law firm told a federal judge Wednesday to toss a former receptionist's suit claiming she was fired after reporting to a founding partner that an associate had tried to rape her, arguing that she failed to show her accusation caused her termination.
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October 21, 2022
Woman Says NYC Firm Fired Her For Reporting Rape Attempt
A New York City law firm's founding partner fired a receptionist after she reported an associate tried to rape her, the former employee said in a lawsuit in New York federal court.