For those of us who follow gender or racial discrimination lawsuits against law firms and companies like serial dramas, this past year has been spectacular. The most high-profile case, of course, was brought by Kerrie Campbell against Chadbourne & Parke.
Claiming that she was paid unfairly as a partner, she called Chadbourne’s management an “all-male dictatorship.” Two other female partners have joined her class action since it was filed in August 2016. This spring, the firm officially ousted Campbell.
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