Goldman Sachs says women in bias lawsuit had arbitration deals


The 13-year-old court battle between Goldman Sachs Group and about 2,300 women may drag on to 2020.

That's because the New York-based bank now says that some of the unnamed women taking part in a class-action lawsuit may have signed arbitration agreements, meaning they agreed to settle all disputes outside of court.

The women are suing Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) over gender bias allegations.

According to the New York Post, citing documents filed on Wednesday in Manhattan federal court, Goldman…

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