Thomas Haythe, who guided New York's Haythe & Curley in its recent groundbreaking merger with a major Canadian law firm, resigned from the combined firm amid allegations that he committed sexual harassment at a party celebrating the merger. The departure of Haythe, who had been presiding partner of the newly formed 300-lawyer firm Tory Haythe, took place following incidents in Toronto. Haythe's behavior violated the firm's policy against sexual harassment, according to the firm's managing partner.
November 30, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Thomas Haythe, who guided New York’s Haythe & Curley in its recent groundbreaking merger with a major Canadian law firm, has resigned from the combined firm amid allegations that he committed sexual harassment at a party celebrating the merger.
The departure of Mr. Haythe, who had been presiding partner of the newly formed 300-lawyer firm Tory Haythe, took place last week following incidents on Nov. 19 in Toronto, according to Les Viner, Tory Haythe’s managing partner.
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