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COPYRIGHT 2004 Newsday
Byline: Carrie Mason-Draffen
Jul. 7--The judge urged the parties to settle. Some lawyers are surprised they haven't. But instead, the first gender-discrimination trial involving a Wall Street brokerage firm is scheduled to begin today in Manhattan.
The parties are Morgan Stanley, the No. 2 brokerage firm on Wall Street and the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The agency sued Morgan Stanley three years ago, charging it with discriminating against women in pay and promotions. The class action lawsuit, which covers up to 340 women, was prompted by...
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