It is clear that Complainant in the instant case was relentlessly harassed for months. Moreover, that harassment had effects upon her which were both extreme and long-lasting. To fully compensate her, it is necessary to award a substantial amount of money. That amount should fully compensate her proven damages. In addition, Respondent should be ordered to cease and desist from further sexual harassment.
Complainant also is entitled to an award of attorney's fees.
The fee petition in the instant case arguably does not meet the Clark requirements, but that is of no consequence. Although a copy of Complainant's fee petition was served upon him, Respondent failed to file any written response. As a result, Respondent has waived the issue of such fees. Therefore, it is recommended that Complainant be awarded the full requested amount of attorney's fees. Based upon the foregoing, Complainant proved by a preponderance of the evidence that Respondent sexually harassed her.