Briefs are being submitted in a lawsuit that alleges that the sexual remarks that pepper TV writers' work sessions constitute harassment. The suit -- by a former writer's assistant on the "Friends" sitcom -- raises important questions about the balance of creative freedom and workplace protection: The entertainment industry says the suit could imperil professional freedom of speech, but supporters of the lawsuit say workplace anti-discrimination laws will be undermined if the suit fails.
December 27, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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