02Jul
NY Law Doesn’t Prevent Arbitration of Sexual Harassment Claims
Recent New York legislation in reaction to the #MeToo movement has sought to limit or foreclose arbitration of employment-related disputes. See N.Y. C.P.L.R. § 7515 (“§ 7515”) and its June 19, 2019, amendment, bill S6577/A842....
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BakerHostetler
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