High Powered, High Profile New York Lawyer Susan Chana Lask
Jason and Wendy Flom are still not divorced By Richard Johnson March 10, 2019 | 10:10am A 50/50 split is not good enough for Wendy Flom who has been divorcing her music mogul hubby Jason Flom for nine years. The pair split in 2010 after being married nearly two decades. In March 2017, a Manhattan …
NY POST-PAGE 6: LASK REPS MUSIC MOGUL’S WIFE WENDY FLOM IN LEGAL MALPRACTICE AFTER DIVORCERead More
HIV-Positive Gay Man Settles $20 Million Discrimination Suit With Major Advertising Agency His supervisor drew lewd pictures of him and other gay staffers. by Dan Avery 1/8/2018 One of the largest marketing companies in the world has settled a lawsuit filed by an ex-employee who claimed he and other gay staffers were harassed about …
NEW NOW NEXT: LASK SETTLES $20 MILLION DISCRIMINATION SUIT WITH MAJOR ADVERTISING AGENCYRead More
Omnicom Reaches Settlement in Anti-Gay Discrimination Case DDB creative director alleged harassment By Patrick Coffee|January 5, 2018 Former DDB creative director Matt Christiansen, the plaintiff, and his lawyer, Susan Chana Lask, reached a settlement with the agency. After more than two and a half years of legal developments, holding company Omnicom has reached a settlement …
ADWEEK: LASK SETTLES HIGH PROFILE OMNICOM EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION CASERead More
Full 2nd Circ. Asked To Rethink Sex Orientation Precedent May 01, 2017 Author: Vin Gurrieri Summary A gay advertising executive asked the full Second Circuit on Friday to revise its precedent that Title VII doesn’t protect against discrimination based on sexual orientation, much like the Seventh Circuit recently did, saying such a ruling is needed to …
Ad Exec Signals En Banc Appeal Of 2nd Circ. Gay Bias Loss April 06, 2017 Author: Braden Campbell Summary A gay Omnicom Group Inc. unit ad executive asked the Second Circuit on Wednesday for more time to petition for an en banc rehearing that could overturn precedent putting sexual orientation bias out of federal reach, a …
LAW 360: LASK PREPARES EN BANC REVIEW IN LGBT SEXUAL DISCRIMINATION CASE IN 2D CIRCUITRead More
How a Gay Employee Fought Horrific Discrimination and Won a Major Legal Victory By MARK JOSEPH STERN March 28, 2017 On Monday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit ruled that Matthew Christiansen could sue his employer for the horrific sexual harassment he allegedly suffered on the job. Specifically, the court found that …
SLATE NEWS: LASK INTERVIEWED BY SLATE ON SEXUAL DISCRIMINATION CASERead More
Anonymous v. Omnicom Grp., Inc., 852 F.3d 195 United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit January 20, 2017, Argued; March 27, 2017, Decided Docket No. 16-748 Reporter 852 F.3d 195 * | 2017 U.S. App. LEXIS 5278 ** | 129 Fair Empl. Prac. Cas. (BNA) 1848 | 101 Empl. Prac. Dec. (CCH) P45,760 | 2017 …
