Plaintiffs counsel Maria Garcia-Quintner helped negotiate a $225,000 settlement for her client who alleged that a former CCSU theater professor repeatedly sexually harassed her.
November 16, 2020 at 01:49 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Connecticut Law Tribune
Plaintiffs attorney Maria Garcia-Quintner was able to settle a claim of sexual harassment for $225,000 against Central Connecticut State University and former theater professor Thomas Delventhal in using Freedom of Information Commission records of past sexual harassment and assault claims against the university.
Garcia-Quintner, a Westport solo practitioner, knew the New Britain-based university had claims of misconduct leveled against it from several other students dating back years.
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