In this week’s Inside Track: In recent months, many in-house lawyers have been grappling with the implications of the #MeToo movement for their companies. One of these attorneys, TED Conferences' general counsel Nishat Ruiter, opened up about the harassment that has taken place at the organization's past events, and how TED is trying to make sure it doesn't happen again.
May 10, 2018 at 07:00 AM
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Welcome back to Inside Track. I’m Law.com in-house reporter Stephanie Forshee.
In recent months, many in-house lawyers have been grappling with the implications of the #MeToo movement for their companies. I spoke to one of these attorneys, TED Conferences’ general counsel Nishat Ruiter, who opened up to me about the harassment that has taken place at the organization’s past events, and how TED is trying to make sure it doesn’t happen again.
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