Judge on Microsoft gender discrimination case finds 'flaw' in class grouping argument

Judge on Microsoft gender discrimination case finds 'flaw' in class grouping argument

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https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/06/12/lawyers_for_microsoft_discrimination_case_given_grilling_by_judge/

US District Judge James Robart had some challenging questions for lawyers representing a group of female ex-Microsoft staff for gender discrimination in a Seattle District Court yesterday.

At issue in the hearing was a motion by lawyers for the plaintiffs – engineers Katherine Moussouris, Holly Muenchow, and Dana Piermarini – to band together as a class with 8,630 other female high-technical specialists in a class action. At a motion hearing, the plaintiffs' lawyers proposed to include in the suit over 8,000 other women who had worked in tech jobs for Microsoft in the United States since 2012.

Judge on Microsoft gender discrimination case finds 'flaw' in class grouping argument

Jun 12, 2018, 2:20pm UTC
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/06/12/lawyers_for_microsoft_discrimination_case_given_grilling_by_judge/ > US District Judge James Robart had some challenging questions for lawyers representing a group of female ex-Microsoft staff for gender discrimination in a Seattle District Court yesterday. > At issue in the hearing was a motion by lawyers for the plaintiffs – engineers Katherine Moussouris, Holly Muenchow, and Dana Piermarini – to band together as a class with 8,630 other female high-technical specialists in a class action. At a motion hearing, the plaintiffs' lawyers proposed to include in the suit over 8,000 other women who had worked in tech jobs for Microsoft in the United States since 2012.