Analysis

How To Minimize Legal Risk When Firing Alleged Harassers

By Braden Campbell (March 16, 2018, 8:19 PM EDT) -- Conductor James Levine's decision to sue the New York Metropolitan Opera on Thursday after he was fired over allegations he molested young musicians shows employers not only run the risk of being sued when they ignore allegations of workers' misconduct, but when they take action as well....

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