"This groundbreaking litigation fixed a major workplace problem involving developing technology and its impact on real workers who suffered in order to make Facebook safer for its users," said plaintiffs counsel Daniel Charest of Burns Charest.
May 13, 2020 at 02:09 AM
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Editor and columnist at The Litigation Daily
Years ago, a young mom I knew—a lawyer—took a job with the Justice Department prosecuting child sexual exploitation cases. She knew it was important work, but it necessitated viewing the evidence.
It fundamentally changed her. “Every time someone smiles at my baby, I now immediately think ‘PERVERT,’” she told me.
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