Mandatory Arbitration and the #MeToo Movement

Update: 2019-12-12

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Just weeks ahead of the Harvey Weinstein trial, Dean Alex Colvin and Douglas Wigdor, a top employment lawyer who has been at the forefront of many high-profile sexual harassment cases, discuss #MeToo and the workplace.

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Mandatory Arbitration and the #MeToo Movement

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Mandatory Arbitration and the #MeToo Movement

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Mandatory Arbitration and the #MeToo Movement