Four months after suing LeClairRyan for gender discrimination, former partner Michele Craddock is appealing a recent ruling sending her bias complaint against the firm to arbitration.
April 21, 2016 at 05:19 PM
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A former LeClairRyan partner has appealed a federal judge’s decision to send a gender discrimination suit she filed against the firm four months ago to arbitration.
In January, Michele Craddock, who had worked as an attorney at LeClairRyan from 2003 to 2015, filed a complaint against the firm in federal court in Richmond, Virginia, claiming that women employees and partners are treated unfairly when it comes to compensation and other benefits.
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