A Black female former Jones Day associate suing the firm for allegedly treating her unequally based on her sex and race must serve a subpoena on a former Jones Day partner in person rather than by email, in order to call her as a witness, a federal judge in D.C. ruled.
Katrina Henderson, who also alleges she was subjected to a hostile work environment, sought email service as an exception from federal procedural rules, which generally require in-person service of third-party subpoenas.
She said the former partner, who apparently is retired, told her while still with Jones Day that the ...
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