09Dec
Office Holiday Parties Are Back, As #MeToo Concerns Surge
In the more than two years since Alyssa Milano’s tweet sparked the #MeToo movement, there have been significant changes in both the culture and the legal landscape. In the immediate aftermath of the ensuing movement, many employers opted to scrap...
By:
White and Williams LLP
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