Sexual Harassment Suit Settled for $9.2 Million

A jury in Georgia has awarded $9.2 million in damages to a former female employee of Alpharetta, a Georgia-based mortgage company, based on allegations that the CEO had sexually harassed and discriminated against her.

The suit also claimed that once she had left the company the CEO allegedly then threatened a business associate and the woman's new employer, and attempted to have her fired from that position once she had filed her sexual harassment lawsuit.

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Published on Oct-20-09