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answered on Feb 2, 2017
No you do not. I would recommend organizing all information you have in your possession related to this situation, and consulting with an attorney individually for a consultation to assess your options moving forward.
Should I tell my workplace or file a harassment claim against the other company directly?
answered on Dec 22, 2016
The answer to your question depends on very specific facts that are not provided here, such as the relationship with your company, and your company's relationship with the other company that employs your colleague. Before you move forward, I would highly recommend speaking with an attorney... View More 
answered on Oct 14, 2016
Yes there is, although one can sue for both sexual harassment and infliction of emotional distress. If you believe you are a victim, I would recommend consulting with an attorney in private to discuss your options.
Can I sue my employer or do I have to go after the client?
answered on Sep 2, 2016
You should consult a member of the Illinois Assn for Justice who handles employment cases--they give free consultations.
Unless the employer somehow conditioned your employment on the issue, or knew of the client's activities and allowed him to do the harassing on the job, ,not sure... View More
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