A school district may be sued on grounds that it should have known one of its employees—now in prison for attempting to bomb his personal enemies—was also sexually harassing his secretary, an appeals panel found.
The Appellate Division, Third Department, said Barbara Tidball raised a triable issue of fact in Tidball v. Schenectady City School District, 518423, of whether Steven Raucci’s bosses should have known about his behavior toward her.
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