The suit seeks to vacate all at-large trustee positions and seats on the Nominating Committee and Judicial and Prosecutorial Appointments Committee that are currently designated for members of underrepresented groups. The plaintiff wants diversity to be a consideration when those positions are filled, but he opposes specific requirements that members of certain groups get picked.
October 15, 2021 at 05:32 PM
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The New Jersey State Bar Association faces litigation from a lawyer who claims the group’s method for fostering diversity on its board of trustees is discriminatory.
Rajeh Saadeh, who heads up a six-lawyer firm in Bridgewater, New Jersey, accuses the association of discrimination based on its policy of reserving some trustee seats for members of certain underrepresented groups, because he is not a member of any of those groups.
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