Sharika Robinson.
A North Carolina firm tapped Morgan Lewis partner Grace Speights to push back after it was called "a contemporary version of an old-fashioned Southern plantation.”
July 30, 2019 at 03:56 PM
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A North Carolina lawyer agreed this week to drop a lawsuit claiming her former firm fraudulently touted its diversity when it employed only a few attorneys of color and then retaliated against her when she complained.
Sharika Robinson, a former litigation associate at Robinson, Bradshaw & Hinkson, reached settlement with her former firm as of Monday, according to a docket entry in U.S. district court in Charlotte, North Carolina. The terms of the settlement were not disclosed.
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