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Law Crossing: 5 Steps to Fighting Sexual Harassment within Law Firms

November 16, 2017

In early October of 2017, The New York Times published a damning article about Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein and his long history of sexual harassment. The story seemingly opened a floodgate where women came forward to share their own stories, and this resulted in numerous high-profile people from all industries ranging from law to entertainment being ousted from their respective companies. Examples include Roy Price of Amazon Studios, Mark Halperin of MSNBC, and Scott Legg of Wegman Partners, a legal recruiting firm.

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