
Coercion, Undue Influence, and Sexual Harassment in the California Workplace
Sexual harassment in the workplace is not always obvious. While some cases involve explicit demands or threats, others develop gradually through an abuse of authority

Sexual harassment in the workplace is not always obvious. While some cases involve explicit demands or threats, others develop gradually through an abuse of authority

Evidence for workplace sexual coercion in California often emerges gradually rather than through one dramatic incident. Under California’s Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA), employees

Quid pro quo harassment in California doesn’t always start with an obvious demand or threat. In many San Diego workplaces, it unfolds through subtle pressure

Industry conferences are often marketed as opportunities for connection, collaboration, and career growth. Employees are sent across the country to attend panels, network with peers,

Imagine discovering that someone has posted an explicit photo of you online—without your consent. Or that an AI-generated “deepfake” of your face has been used

Experiencing sexual harassment at work can be one of the most isolating and painful challenges an employee faces. It’s not just about uncomfortable comments or

Sexual harassment can happen just about anywhere, at any time, and to anyone. Even so, sexual harassment tends to happen most often in the workplace.

The #MeToo movement has had a profound impact on society, shining a light on the pervasive issue of sexual harassment and assault. Nowhere has this

Most people know what sexual harassment means and understand it is wrongful. However, some employees who experience sexual harassment can’t tell when it happens to