Subject Index Sexual Harassment

Was Counterman Counterproductive?

By Jesse P. Hodierne
July
2024
Article
, Page 32
The impact in Illinois of the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Counterman v. Colorado, and the overall tension between protecting free speech and protecting victims of stalking and abuse.  

Reasonable minds could differ as to whether measures taken in response to a sexual harassment claim were reasonably corrective

July
2023
Illinois Law Update
, Page 16
On March 31, 2023, the First District of the Illinois Appellate Court held that summary judgment was inappropriate where a reasonable jury could find that a casino’s response to an employee’s sexual harassment claim was not reasonably corrective.

At What Cost?

By William S. Hubbartt
July
2021
Article
, Page 36
Managing in the #MeToo environment has changed the dynamic of the employment relationship. There are many considerations for preventing and responding to incidents of sexual harassment in the law office.

It’s Time for Title IX: New Rule, New Regime

By Jackie Gharapour Wernz
September
2020
Article
, Page 28
What should Illinois attorneys know about the controversial new Title IX Rule?

Pornographic photographs stored in desk drawer not sufficient for sexual harassment claim

November
2019
Illinois Law Update
, Page 14
On Aug. 7, 2019, the Third District Appellate Court of Illinois held that discovering pornographic photographs in a supervisor’s desk drawer was insufficient evidence to support a successful sexual harassment claim.

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