Robert Freeman, an attorney who worked in state government for more than four decades in New York as an expert on open government laws, “habitually engaged in sexual harassment,” over several years, State Inspector General Letizia Tagliafierro said Thursday.
Robert Freeman, an attorney who worked in state government for more than four decades in New York as an expert on open government laws, “habitually engaged in sexual harassment,” over several years, State Inspector General Letizia Tagliafierro said Thursday.
Freeman was fired in June after a newspaper reporter filed a sexual harassment complaint against him—but that was far from the first time he was accused of such conduct.
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