Davis Polk office in Manhattan, New York. Photo: Ryland West/ALM 'You Need Specific Examples': What Employers Can Learn from Davis Polk Retaliation Verdict
More than a dozen current and former Davis Polk partners testified in the course of the trial, along with several current and former professional development staff members. That level of detail gave weight to the defense.
February 01, 2024 at 06:01 PM
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Specific, detailed performance feedback may have led to the quick verdict in Davis Polk & Wardwell's favor in an ex-associate's retaliation trial on Monday—and it should be a priority for employers before any lawsuits are filed, said an employment attorney who kept close tabs on the trial that pulled back the veil on associate evaluation in Big Law.
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