USA Today Network: “[McCormick] Told Her That if She Ever Broke the Agreement, She Would Be in Litigation for the Rest of Her Life”

PENNSYLVANIA — New revelations that Connecticut hedge fund CEO David McCormick pressed former Bridgewater employees to remain silent about unwanted sexual advances they said they experienced at the company made front page news this week following a report from the USA Today Network.

The report details that among other things, David McCormick pressured an employee to be a “supportive public presence” after she reported harassment by another senior official. McCormick reportedly told another female employee who had been sexually harassed that “she would be in litigation for the rest of her life” if she broke her silence.

What Pennsylvanians Are Reading:

York Daily Record: Book charts McCormick’s rise at hedge fund