Law Practice
Dec. 13, 2008
Law Librarian Wins Age-Bias Suit
The Los Angeles County Law library, home to a collection of burnt-orange and sea-foam-green chairs nearly as old as the Dewey Decimal System itself, took a recent quest to modernize too literally when it forced out one of its oldest and longest-running employees, a jury has found.
Daily Journal Staff Writer LOS ANGELES - The County Law library, home to a collection of burnt-orange and sea-foam-green chairs nearly as old as the Dewey Decimal System itself, took a recent quest to modernize too literally when it forced out one of its oldest and longest-running employees, a jury has found. Diane Reynolds, who spent six of her 38 years with the library as a reference and research director downtown before bei...
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