You just have to convince a jury, which I would not consider gender impartial. Interestingly, she brought this case under a New York law. It didn’t use a state

You just have to convince a jury, which I would not consider gender impartial. Interestingly, she brought this case under a New York law. It didn’t use a state labor commission or the federal EOCC so the answer is probably, but its a much greater gamble, as the commissions use public funding to strong arm companies to settle, while providing a path for representation in the courts alongside your own counsel It takes a big place of privilege to circumvent that and use a different state law and go straight to court Whereas the labor commissions would absolutely take your case and try to get you compensated