They've really abandoned the previous argument, and what's important is that this new brief is clear and understandable and consistent with the antidiscrimination policy that the California Medical Association and Kaiser Permanente have had for a long time.

We are interested in serious, incremental work in order to succeed.

Our client's doctors' behavior goes against established medical ethics and violates California civil rights law.

What makes it discriminatory is that it requires women to present themselves in a particularly feminine way.