Litigation
Mar. 8, 2013
Judge skeptical about letting former Hausfeld partner avoid arbitration
A federal judge expressed skepticism Thursday that an arbitration agreement at Hausfeld LLP is unconscionable, making it unlikely that a former San Francisco-based partner at the firm will get to publicly litigate his complaints.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
A federal judge expressed skepticism Thursday that an arbitration agreement at Hausfeld LLP is procedurally unconscionable, making it unlikely that a former San Francisco-based partner at the firm will get to publicly litigate his complaints.
Jonathan T. King filed a lawsuit in January claiming he was wrongfully terminated for raising issues about conflicts of interest and ethical breaches at Hausf...
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