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Sex Doctor Sentenced to Prison for Sex Crimes

February 12, 2018Stephen Morrissexual harassment, Sister Survivors, Sports

Larry Nassar, former USA Gymnastics and Michigan State sports doctor, has been sentenced to 40 to 175 years behind bars for using his trusted medical position to sexually abuse girls under the guise of medical treatment. Sexual abuse is more than a disturbing physical act. It causes psychological and emotional harm that affects a victim’s…

Promoting Inequality in the USA

February 12, 2018Stephen MorrisGender Inequality, MeToo, sexual harassment

I’ve handled sexual harassment cases for 25 years. I’m often asked by friends whether the hubbub about sexual harassment and the #MeToo explosion of media interest has run its course. I usually respond by asking what they mean. Will the media stop talking about sexual harassment now that some famous white men in powerful positions…

3metoo is toppling patriarchs at the law offices of stephen b.morris

Warning: #Metoo and the Silence Breakers Are Toppling Patriarchs

January 10, 2018Stephen Morrissexual harassment

Maybe women shouldn’t be alone with men in the office. For years that has been the refrain of how to avoid being sexually harassed in the workplace. Along with dress codes that prevent women of all ages from wearing skirts, dresses, tops, pants or even shoes that could be seen as provoking to men. Despite…

Despite protections, transgender workers continue to experience harassment

July 4, 2017Stephen Morris

In California, both state and federal law protects transgendered workers from harassment. It is illegal in California to discriminate or sexually harass workers because of their gender identity. Sexual harassment remains a pervasive problem in the workplace, despite state and federal laws forbidding the practice and most employers having written policies with “zero tolerance” towards…

Illegal sexual harassment in the California workplace

July 4, 2017Stephen Morris

On behalf of Stephen Morris at The Law Offices of Stephen B. Morris Both state and federal civil rights laws impose responsibilities on California employers to prevent sexual harassment of employees. In autumn 2015, the federal government sued a Southern California restaurant for the alleged sexual harassment of young, male Mexican-American employees by secretly videotaping them in…

When do offensive comments constitute sexual harassment in California?

July 4, 2017Stephen Morris

From asking for sexual favors to making offensive comments on the basis of gender, there are a number of ways that comments constitute sexual harassment. Each day, California employees encounter challenges in the workplace, such as dealing with a co-worker or supervisor who makes offensive comments. However, it is important for employees to recognize their…

The Law Offices of Stephen B. Morris recently handled a case for multiple employees

July 4, 2017Stephen Morris

The Law Offices of Stephen B. Morris recently handled a case for multiple employees against XYZ Corporation*, where a sexually hostile work environment persisted for years, despite multiple protests to Human Resources (HR) by the employees involved. The Store Manager at the fast food restaurant, part of a chain of restaurants, made sexually harassing comments…

Changes to the Fair Pay Act that employers should know about

July 4, 2017Stephen Morris

This article looks at what the Fair Pay Act is and at two major changes to it that just came into effect. California’s Fair Pay Act is a relatively new piece of legislation that only went into force at the beginning of 2016. Designed to close the pay gap between men and women, the law…

Nude and Compromising Photos of Female Marines Shared on Malicious Social Media Website Created by Fellow Marines

July 4, 2017Stephen Morris

By Ashley Frisch It was recently revealed that nude photos of female marines were being shared on a malicious Facebook group entitled Marines United that supports and encourages sexual harassment against female marines. The Facebook group’s members are made up of roughly 30,000 active duty Marines, Marine Corp Veterans and British Royal Marines. The members…

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  • Sex Doctor Sentenced to Prison for Sex Crimes
  • Promoting Inequality in the USA
  • Warning: #Metoo and the Silence Breakers Are Toppling Patriarchs
  • Despite protections, transgender workers continue to experience harassment
  • Illegal sexual harassment in the California workplace

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