Labor/Employment,
Civil Litigation
Oct. 1, 2021
Putative class counsel denies state attorney’s insinuations
"The plaintiffs very strongly take exception to the suggestions by the Department of Fair Employment and Housing that there is or may be any form of collusion whatsoever, because there is not," attorney Genie E. Harrison snapped in a Los Angeles County Superior Court hearing.
Tensions flared again Thursday when an attorney representing plaintiffs in a sex discrimination case against Riot Games slammed the state's civil rights agency, which intervened in the case, for suggesting there may be collusion happening between the women and the gaming giant.
"Let me say it this way: The plaintiffs very strongly take exception to the suggestions by the Department of Fair Employment and Housing that there is or may be any...
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