Traci Ribeiro, a Chicago-based partner at Sedgwick who sued the firm last summer for discrimination before settling the matter in arbitration in April, recently left its partnership ranks.
August 11, 2017 at 06:24 PM
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Traci Ribeiro has quietly left the partnership at Sedgwick, a firm she settled a gender discrimination suit with in April.
Her gender bias suit, initially filed last summer, claimed that the San Francisco-based Am Law 200 firm routinely discriminated against women. Ribeiro left Sedgwick within the past two weeks.
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