In recent years, there has been increased public and legislative focus on the restrictions discrimination and harassment victims/plaintiffs face when their cases are resolved.
For instance, federal and state legislatures have passed laws attempting to limit the use of confidentiality provisions—recognizing that a person who had the courage to pursue their rights under the law should not be forced to forever remain silent in order to resolve those claims.
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