Meta’s former director of global public policy failed to toss an arbitrator’s order that she claims violates her speech rights.
Sarah Wynn-Williams “has actively participated” in the arbitration for over a year, waiving her right to pursue her lawsuit in this forum and object to arbitrability, Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín of the US District Court for the Northern District of California said Sept. 4.
The judge granted Meta’s bid to compel arbitration and denied Wynn-Williams’ requests to halt arbitration proceedings and vacate an arbitrator’s order that barred her from promoting her new memoir or making any disparaging comments about Meta. The ...
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