NEW ORLEANS – Plaintiffs’ attorney should keep a data base of form motions at hand to respond quickly to defense tactics that delay sex harassment cases from moving forward, plaintiffs’ attorney Carla D. Barboza advised March 1.
Speaking at a conference sponsored by the National Employment Lawyers Association, Barboza added that the plaintiff’s attorney in a sex harassment case should do a comprehensive client screening to ensure the client can withstand the rigors of litigation. Screening should be so thorough that the plaintiff’s attorney should be substantially ready for trial when the first deposition is taken, said Barboza, of the firm Barboza & Associates in Los Angeles.
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