Allen & Overy’s Washington, D.C., office. Photo Credit: Diego M. Radzinschi/ALM
The decision affirms a 2016 ruling from Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Kathryn Freed that dismissed the lawsuit from Deidre Holmes Clark, a former senior attorney with Allen & Overy.
September 06, 2018 at 01:32 PM
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The Court of Appeals has declined to hear arguments from a former Allen & Overy attorney over the dismissal of her lawsuit against the firm that alleged she was fired for sleeping with a former partner.
The decision lets stand a 2016 ruling from Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Kathryn Freed that dismissed the lawsuit—which sought $35 million—filed by Deidre Holmes Clark, a former senior attorney with the firm.
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