By D. Gregory Valenza
Sexual harassment litigation most often involves claims by employees that co-workers or supervisors have created a "hostile work environment." But the anti-harassment laws do not stop there. Unlawful workplace harassment also may come at the hands of non-employees, such as customers, vendors, and others who interact with employees.
The typical office environment may not involve significant exposure to third parties' harassment. But empl...
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