We are a transatlantic law firm with offices in the UK and the US. Our purpose is to make whole those who have suffered injustice. Our vision is a better world where the law works for everyone.
UKRAINE
We share the horror and outrage over President Putin’s illegal war of aggression against Ukraine. We support the sanctions against Russia and the effort to help refugees. Being a values-driven law firm means we get to choose cases and clients we believe deeply in. It means we can choose to put our collective commercial power behind those values. For that reason, we will not engage any clients with ties to the Russian regime, any state-owned Russian entities or any entities targeted by international sanctions. Anyone, including Russian nationals, needing legal assistance against those entities is of course more than welcome to approach us.
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McAllister Olivarius Names Kelsey Murrell Lead of its Higher Education Practice
We are pleased to announce the promotion of Kelsey Murrell to Higher Education Practice Lead – focused on representing students, staff, and faculty members who have experienced discrimination, sexual violence or sexual harassment.
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Rebooting Title IX: The view of a plaintiff in Alexander v. Yale (SmartBrief)
“After 50 years, Title IX needs a system upgrade.”
In a column for SmartBrief, Ann Olivarius reflects on Title IX 50 years on and her role as a pivotal participant in the landmark US case Alexander v. Yale University. -
Oxford college pays damages to woman after alleged rape by fellow student (The Guardian)
The Guardian reports on our client’s settlement with Lady Margaret Hall, accused of negligence and discrimination for the way she was treated after reporting rape by a fellow student.
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Atkinson et al. v. Mount Sinai – Equity in healthcare
McAllister Olivarius proudly represents eight current and former employees of Mount Sinai Health System’s Arnhold Institute for Global Health in a federal complaint alleging sex, age and race discrimination.
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Warwick Joint Claims – the “rape chat”
Our clients were female undergraduate students at Warwick University targeted by a male “rape chat”. We brought a claim against the University on the grounds that its handling of their complaint was discriminatory on the basis of sex.
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Professor Heather Savigny – harassment and victimisation
In response to the support Heather provided to a student assaulted by a senior academic, Heather was victimised by her employer and colleagues.
