The Big Law Firm Casting Couch

americanthinker.com ^ | 10/27/2017 | Lori Lowenthal Marcus

[rktman]

I relate my experience as a case study to highlight the complexities and challenges of sexual harassment both during and after the trauma itself. I then point out that there are available legal protections so that readers can search out those tools, or force their employers to do so.

[rktman]

Obviously assclown whine-stain is just the "tip" of the iceberg. Sad that there are those that, in a position of power, have such a low moral standard. And, apparently there are a lot of them out there. Dudes and dudettes. No means friggin' NO! And you shouldn't need to be reminded of it either.

[jjotto]

Not a coincidence that a lot a fake news slutbunnies started out as slutbunny law students and lawyers.

[rktman]

Amazing when “hush” money gets in to the $32 million dollar range.

[Grampa Dave]

Good News!

May this cleansing spread over to the left wing law offices.

Sexual predators Lawyers do exist, like Bill Clinton.

[rktman]

Someone has the “hands on” jojo biden pictures cued up right? Some at this link of him and lady(?) gagme doing a joint PSA against unwanted sexual advances.

https://twitter.com/GayPatriot/status/923392550798544898/photo/1

[Maceman]

I once was the owner of a small financial company, and the time came when we had to hire an in-house lawyer who would report directly to me.

One of the applicants for the position was a breathtakingly beautiful woman who was very qualified for the job. But I knew that if I hired her, I would never be able to concentrate on the work because I couldn’t take my eyes off her. Also, I was engaged to be married at the time.

So I made the immediate decision not to hire her, and sadly (though discreetly) watched her as she walked out the door at the end of the interview.

[Buckeye McFrog]

It all circles back to the fact that we now have a class of people who are Above the Law.

[Old Yeller]

One of the applicants for the position was a breathtakingly beautiful woman who was very qualified for the job. But I knew that if I hired her, I would never be able to concentrate on the work because I couldn’t take my eyes off her.

That was a Seinfeid episode where George was interviewing a secretary.

[Maceman]

That was a Seinfeid episode where George was interviewing a secretary.

Somehow, I don't remember that episode, and I thought I had seen them all many times over.

But it did happen to me. I guess life imitates art.

[SteveH]

Methinks that the lady doth inoculate herself too much,

[SteveH]

Now that this article has outed law firms, it means that I can finally get that law firm receptionist job. And not get hit upon all the time by the partners.

[gnarledmaw]

If any female CEOs would like to abuse me for $32 million, please send Frmail. Thanks.

[rktman]

Sorry. I already got dibs on that. ;-)

[SaraJohnson]

I can’t believe that women are so mild mannered to accept aggressive unwanted sexual activity. Knee him in the balls for goodness sakes and shut up and move on. Fight for real. Be loud.

And if women don’t like men staring at their boobs, they know they should cover them up. They dress sexy to attract male attention...but not to get uninvited aggression.

[who_would_fardels_bear]

I can understand her resisting his initial advances and reporting him discretely to a superior, however, going after him much later by going to his wife makes no sense.

She doesn't report that he was guilty of other crimes. In fact, she implies that there were a bunch of women who got fired and used false accusations to get some money on the way out.

If he never perpetrated another sexual harassment, then why warn the wife and the senator?