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How Employers Can Keep ‘Me Too’ Evidence From the Jury

By JT Charron, Blair Robinson & Dionna Shear on April 19, 2022
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We are pleased to share a recent Bloomberg Law article, “How Employers Can Keep ‘Me Too’ Evidence From the Jury,” which provides guidance for employers to keep “me too” evidence—not to be confused with the #MeToo movement—out of trial. This evidence, which is from parties not involved in the litigation, can taint the jury and must be vigorously dealt with before trial, they say.

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Originally published in Bloomberg Law.

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