by People's Parity Project | Mar 26, 2019 | Coercive Contracts, DLA Piper, Firms and Forced Arbitration, In the News, Venable
Karen Sloan wrote for Law.com: The law students behind a national effort to end mandatory arbitration at law firms stepped up their efforts Tuesday, handing out leaflets outside the offices of Venable and DLA Piper in Washington, D.C., and Boston. Read more at...
by People's Parity Project | Mar 26, 2019 | Coercive Contracts, DLA Piper, Firms and Forced Arbitration, In the News, Venable
Chris Villani of Law360 writes: A group of Harvard law students that has launched a year-long campaign to end so-called coercive contracts in the legal industry said Tuesday it is escalating the pressure by sending teams to hand out fliers outside DLA Piper’s Boston...
by People's Parity Project | Mar 26, 2019 | Coercive Contracts, DLA Piper, Firms and Forced Arbitration, In the News, Venable
Kathryn Rubino wrote for Above the Law: If legal industry insiders thought they could just wait out the uproar overmandatory arbitration agreements as a condition of employment at Biglaw firms, well, they may have misjudged the situation. A group of Harvard Law...
by Molly Coleman | Mar 26, 2019 | Coercive Contracts, DLA Piper, Firms and Forced Arbitration, Venable
A year after public outcry began over law firms’ use of forced arbitration as a condition of employment, law students around the country are stepping up the pressure on legal employers who continue to make use of these coercive contract provisions. Forced arbitration...
by People's Parity Project | Nov 28, 2018 | Coercive Contracts, DLA Piper, Firms and Forced Arbitration
DLA Piper has already gotten wind of the Pipeline Parity Project’s #DumpDLA campaign that was launched today. Unlike Kirkland & Ellis, which has refused to respond to questions from the Pipeline Parity Project as well as various media outlets about whether or not...
by People's Parity Project | Nov 28, 2018 | DLA Piper, Firms and Forced Arbitration, In the News
Chris Villani wrote for Law360: After pressuring Kirkland & Ellis LLPand Sidley Austin LLP to reverse arbitration policies covering employment disputes, a group of Harvard law students on Wednesday urged peers to “dump” DLA Piper until the firm...