A former secretary who sued Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan for race discrimination and retaliation has dropped his claims, two months after a Manhattan federal judge denied the law firm’s early bid to dismiss the case.

Spencer Marin, a former floating secretary who left Quinn Emanuel in 2015, sued the litigation firm last year, claiming that he was subjected to racial slurs by a trial logistics director during a high-profile 2014 trial in the Apple v. Samsung patent case in San Jose, California.

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