Legal & Policy

Associate Says His Firm 'Moved The Goalposts' To Partner After His Heart Attack

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Matthew Cali, a litigation associate at Troutman Pepper Locke, sued his firm after alleging it discriminated against him following a heart attack and moved the requirements for partnership out of reach. This case highlights significant issues in how law firms handle employee health emergencies and ethical billing practices, impacting trust and compliance within the legal industry.

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