Law Practice,
Labor/Employment
Jun. 27, 2019
Jones Day plaintiffs go public as lawsuit expands
A gender discrimination lawsuit against Jones Day expanded to include the Atlanta and New York offices as three formerly anonymous ex-associates revealed their identities.
A gender discrimination lawsuit against Jones Day has expanded from Irvine to include the Atlanta and New York offices as three formerly anonymous ex-associates revealed their identities in an amended complaint.
A total of seven plaintiffs claim Jones Day has a fraternity-like culture, in which male attorneys are paid more and favored while female attorneys are harassed and relegated to a dead-end "mommy track." The amended complain...
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