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Labor/Employment

May 13, 2003

Sorting It Out

Column - Employment Law - By Lin M. Meyer - Law firms are no strangers to employee harassment and discrimination complaints. Yet they do not always conduct an effective workplace investigation when they are faced with such complaints. Effective investigations minimize exposure to lawsuits, may dissuade a victimized employee from filing suit and can be strong evidence that the firm makes serious efforts to provide a safe work environment.

        Column
        
        Employment Law

        By Lin M. Meyer
        
        Law firms are no strange...

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