Several media outlets have reported on the sexual harassment allegations made against New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo.
As part of their ongoing coverage of this story, WGRZ 2 On Your Side recently aired a report that addressed the legal process Governor Cuomo may face and how the law works in sexual harassment cases. Reporter Ron Plants interviewed labor attorney Robert L. Boreanaz to provide legal analysis for this report.
Continue reading for comments made by Robert Boreanaz for this story. Click here for WGRZ’s full report or click the video below to watch the full story, including legal analysis from Robert Boreanaz.
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The Coronavirus pandemic has impacted virtually every facet of the U.S. economy. Over 22 million Americans are currently unemployed. While COVID-19 is the common cause of unemployment for millions of people, the challenges they face may depend on whether they were furloughed or laid off by their employer.
WKBW 7 Eyewitness News recently aired a report on unemployment issues during the COVID-19 crisis and specifically explored the differences between a furlough and a layoff. Labor and Employment attorney Robert L. Boreanaz was interviewed by WKBW reporter Gilat Melamed for the story.
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Changes in New York State Sexual Harassment Law
Diane M. Perri Roberts wrote a guest column that appeared in the April 23 issue of the Buffalo Law Journal. In “Sexual harassment law – a changing landscape,” Ms. Perri Roberts explains New York State’s new laws instituting changes regarding sexual harassment policies in the workplace.