A former nonequity partner of Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman & Dicker has sued the firm claiming she was subjected to repeated harassment and discrimination over having children.
Jodi Ritter, who left the firm in late 2012, said, “By contrast, women who did not have children and who availed themselves of affairs with partners were systematically rewarded and treated better than women who chose to have children and families.”
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