There's a difference between sex in the workplace and unwanted advances. Usually it results in strict HR involvement because the organization knows that if there's a sexual harassment suit, they can be held liable and pay out the asshole. This is a different story entirely if the organization not only ignored the complaints but "fired" them for it. And it doesn't help that a member of the Jets' organization acknowledged that Favre is a pervert and got mad that they took it public, implying that this happens quite a bit and it's covered up with hush money.

What I'm most interested to know is if there were other texts involved and if the husband made anything that resembled a threat to Favre. My guess is that for them to make this lawsuit, they've thought about it from all the angles (that's probably why Sterger chose not to sue).

I'm stunned at Hooties position on this matter.

I'm just glad there's a way he can still remain in the spotlight.