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Joseph Scopelitis
Joseph Scopelitis

Joseph Scopelitis is a recent graduate of the New York University School of Law and will be joining a Philadelphia-area based law firm as an Associate. Prior to attending NYU Law, Joseph earned his Bachelor’s degree from Princeton University and worked as a Senior Manager for the Division of Talent and Labor Relations at the Camden City School District in New Jersey.

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NYU law professor Samuel Estreicher and recent graduate Joseph A. Scopelitis argue that the EEOC should maintain a log of “alleged offenders” to help prevent the next Harvey Weinstein. Estreicher and Scopelitis explain why such a log would effectively balance the interests of the alleged offender and victim, the employer, and the public.