> Emily Jeffcott, an attorney for P.M-Y., said in a statement her client chose to dismiss the remainder of her claims out of a desire to resume her life.
I wonder how difficult it is to deal with lawyers for such large companies. Sometimes I wonder if lawyers feel any sense of ethics: imagine being the person leading the fight against a fifteen year old girl. Yet I expect (cynically, realistically?) there were reams of entirely expected and professional paperwork and moves that made the case extremely stressful for a normal human being. This for someone already suffering from a mental illness.
She is 15. I can only imagine the pressure.
> Emily Jeffcott, an attorney for P.M-Y., said in a statement her client chose to dismiss the remainder of her claims out of a desire to resume her life.
I wonder how difficult it is to deal with lawyers for such large companies. Sometimes I wonder if lawyers feel any sense of ethics: imagine being the person leading the fight against a fifteen year old girl. Yet I expect (cynically, realistically?) there were reams of entirely expected and professional paperwork and moves that made the case extremely stressful for a normal human being. This for someone already suffering from a mental illness.