Richard Johnson speaks to CP about how universities respond to sexual assault allegations

News,March 23, 2016

Separate incidents draw new scrutiny into how universities respond to sexual assault allegations
Canadian Press article, by Laura Kane
March 22, 2016

Richard Johnson spoke to Laura Kane of the Canadian Press to share an employment lawyer’s perspective on how universities respond to allegations of sexual harassment and assault.

Read the article here.

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