New Yorkers Rally for Legislative Change as Judges Slash Employment Bias Lawsuit Verdicts, Undermining Justice for Victims

New York, NY – New Yorkers who prevail in employment bias lawsuits often receive far less compensation than what juries initially granted them, due to judges reducing the amounts. State lawmakers are now working on legislation to rectify this issue, as they believe it undermines justice for victims and fails to discourage employers from continuing harmful practices. State Senator Andrew Gournardes is leading the effort to pass a bill that would protect jury verdicts in such cases. Under the current rule in New York, judges are required to lower verdicts if they deviate significantly from … Read more

Major Banks Slash Diversity and Inclusion Programs Amid Legal Disputes

New York, NY – Major financial institutions Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase have reportedly reduced their efforts to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) following threats of lawsuits. The move has sparked concerns about the commitment of these banks towards addressing systemic inequalities and creating inclusive workplaces. According to anonymous sources familiar with the matter, both Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase have scaled back their DEI initiatives in response to increasing legal risks. The threat of potential lawsuits alleging discrimination and preferential treatment has apparently led these banks to take a more cautious approach in … Read more