Mary Elizabeth Montague claims in a federal lawsuit that she was fired because she would no longer engage in sexual activity with her supervisor.
February 04, 2019 at 01:05 PM
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A former employee of Stamford’s Cross Insurance has sued the company and its corporate offices in Maine, claiming she had to have sex with her supervisor to keep her job.
According to the lawsuit, which was e-filed Saturday in federal court in Connecticut, Mary Elizabeth Montague claims she was repeatedly sexually harassed by her supervisor and branch manager, Ward Bennett.
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