A law firm known around the country for its successful litigation against Big Tech companies said Thursday it will be ending its on-campus recruitment at Harvard University amid backlash to the school president’s remarks before Congress on anti-Semitism
Edelson PC — which has won lawsuits against Facebook, Google, Amazon, and Apple for violating privacy laws — announced the decision to end on-campus recruitment in a letter by the firm’s founder Jay Edelson addressed to Harvard Director of Recruitment & Operations Jesse Ohrenberger. In the letter, Edelson said his firm usually refrains from commenting on the positions taken “by those in [its] network” but added that “when certain boundaries of morality and ethics are transgressed, silence is not an option.”
“We, along with the rest of the nation, observed Dr. Claudine Gay’s testimony before Congress, wherein she…
