Efforts by Major, Lindsey & Africa and its lawyers to minimize fallout from ongoing litigation with a former employee’s bankruptcy estate were detailed in a recent state court filing, which referenced an inquiry by the global recruiting giant to “buy and bury” an unfiled claim.
The trustee of the Chapter 7 bankruptcy estate of fired Major Lindsey recruiter Sharon Mahn, who accused the headhunting firm of complicity in sexual misconduct, also described efforts to move the sexual assault lawsuit filed by the estate to arbitration in the recent court filing.
