Legal Articles, General Practice

Common Questions Regarding Mediation and Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

FAQ on the topics of Mediation and Sexual Harassment in the workplace.

The Differing Types of Workplace Harassment: What to Know

Blog post on the different classes of workplace discrimination.

Understanding Sexual Harassment and Corporate Liability

Blog post on the corporate liability of sexual harassment claims.

US Supreme Court's Announces Strong Position Against Sexual Harassment

Blog post on the Supreme Court's strong stance against sexual harassment.

Court Holds Company Contractually Bound to Sexual Harassment Policy

Blog post on a case where a court upheld an employer's sexual harassment policy.

Workplace Training: A Sufficient Prevention for Sexual Harassment?

Blog post on the viability of workplace training to reduce instances of sexual harassment.

Berkeley University Administrator Resigns Amid Sexual Harassment Scandal

Blog post about a professor at Berkeley University resigning after allegations of sexual harassment.

Is Your Sexual Harassment Claim Worth Pursuing?

Blog post on the viability of sexual harassment claims.

Responding to Sexual Harassment: An Employer's Duty to Investigate

Blog post on employers' duty to investigate claims of sexual harassment.

Title IX: The Federal Ban On Sexual Discrimination

Blog post on federal law banning sexual discrimination.

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