An M&A associate at Sullivan & Cromwell has sued the firm alleging a pattern of discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. In a complaint filed Tuesday, Aaron B. Charney accuses several of the firm's top partners of discriminating against him because he is gay and claims the firm initiated a retaliatory campaign after he filed an internal complaint. Charney said he is representing himself because his lawyer had feared the "far-reaching tentacles" of the profitable and prestigious firm.
January 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A mergers and acquisitions associate at Sullivan & Cromwell has sued the firm alleging a pattern of discrimination against him on the basis of sexual orientation.
In a pro se complaint filed Tuesday in Manhattan Supreme Court, Aaron B. Charney accuses several of the firm’s top partners of discriminating against him because he is gay. He also claims the firm initiated a retaliatory campaign after he filed an internal complaint, culminating in the issuance of a fabricated performance review.
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