The #MeToo movement may give women in the legal profession the strength to speak up over more than just harassment, but inequity of all kinds.
May 01, 2018 at 02:21 PM
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Senior Writer/Columnist
The original version of this story was published on The American Lawyer
Women are giddy that the mini-Harveys of Big Law are getting their due. “I can’t believe Bill Voge got dumped like a hot potato,” exclaims an ex-Am Law 100 female lawyer about Latham & Watkins’ former chairman, who resigned after admitting to sexual communications with a woman he met through a Christian organization.
The number of Big Law partners getting booted for alleged sexual misconduct is rising, including those from Baker McKenzie, Mayer Brown and Herbert Smith Freehills.
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