A federal law barring the enforcement of arbitration agreements in cases brought by alleged victims of workplace sexual harassment only applies to plaintiffs who assert claims tied to such conduct, a federal judge said.
But because three of the plaintiffs in a lawsuit against New Start Capital LLC assert claims tied to a single employee’s sexual harassment allegations, their claims can proceed in court, Judge Gregory H. Woods of the US District Court for the Southern District of New York said in a Thursday opinion.
Former sales representatives at New Start sued the company and several executives last year, ...
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