There is a nasty legal battle between a Black trial attorney and the Long Island firm that hired her. The firm accused her, among other things, of “quiet quitting” — doing little work while collecting her paycheck. But she says she’s the victim of retaliation. NBC New York’s Pei-Sze Cheng reports.
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Law Firm Accuses Former Employee of ‘Quiet Quitting,' But She Says Lawsuit Is Retaliation
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