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Gurley v. David H. Berg & Associates, A Professional Corporation d/b/a Berg & Androphy et al
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1:20-cv-09998
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July 18, 2022
Berg & Androphy, Former Paralegal End Racial Bias Suit
Litigation firm Berg & Androphy and a former legal assistant who sued the partnership for racial bias have ended their dispute, according to a Monday notice in a New York federal court.
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April 23, 2021
Ex-Berg & Androphy Paralegal Slams Bid To Toss Bias Suit
A Black former legal assistant at Berg & Androphy has urged a Manhattan federal court not to toss her suit against the firm and its managing partner, saying she was treated "like a servant" and fired for complaining about repeated incidents of race discrimination.
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March 19, 2021
Berg & Androphy Denies Bias In Firing Of Black Legal Aide
Berg & Androphy told a New York federal judge on Thursday that a former Black legal assistant wasn't held to a higher standard than her non-Black peers when the law firm chastised and ultimately fired her for inappropriate conduct, such as wearing sneakers and showing up late.
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November 30, 2020
Berg & Androphy Hit With Race Bias Suit By Fired Black Aide
Law firm Berg & Androphy has been slapped with a race discrimination lawsuit by a Black legal assistant who says she was canned for complaining that she was paid less and held to higher standards than her non-Black peers.