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Coastal blue states have a reputation for passing worker-friendly legislation, but in the case of bills to ban inquiries into workers’ pay history, traditionally conservative areas of the country are also jumping on board.
Zoё Rose DeGeer is an Employee/Plaintiff lawyer at Outten & Golden LLP in San Francisco, CA. Zoё joined the Section in 2014 after her participation in the Section’s Trial Advocacy Competition as a law student competitor. Zoё was even offered...
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