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Use of Electronic Evidence in Domestic Violence Litigation
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Victims of crime and domestic violence survivors experience trauma not only at the hands of their abuser but often from the backlash experienced at work as well. Protecting the rights of victims is much more nuanced than leave laws. Organizations must provide the necessary accommodations to ensure victims can attend criminal proceedings or obtain orders of protection while not being subjected to discrimination. This panel will address the workplace impact of violence and strategies to assist victims of crime and survivors.
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Join our distinguished faculty to learn more:
Aaron Polkey/ Staff Attorney, Outreach & Engagement/ FUTURES Without Violence/ Washington, DC
Elizabeth Kristen/ Director Gender Equity & LGBTQ Rights Program, Senior Staff Attorney/ Legal Aid at Work / San Francisco, CA
Robin R. Runge/ Professorial Lecturer in Law/ The George Washington University Law School / Washington, DC
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10/26/2020 12:00:00 AM
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