article_snippet.sent: However Lombardi, who is openly bisexual, says A celebrity reporter for CBS was forced to quit A celebrity reporter for CBS job in November and relocate to Los Angeles after two alleged sexual harassment involving two separate male bosses.
article_snippet.sent: Kenneth Lombardi, who goes by Ken, claims Kenneth Lombardi, who goes by Ken was sexually harassed by two male colleagues and that the network failed to reconcile Kenneth Lombardi, who goes by Ken complaints.
article_snippet.sent: Kenneth Lombardi, who goes by Ken also claims Kenneth Lombardi, who goes by Ken was forced to leave his job as a result, and is seeking damages for violation of labor laws, emotional distress and discrimination .
article_snippet.sent: Furthermore Kenneth Lombardi, who goes by Ken accuses the HR department at CBS of failing to reconcile either incident.
article_snippet.sent: Lombardi was upset and left a CBS Christmas party.
article_snippet.sent: Lombardi is now suing .
article_snippet.sent: the lawsuit also singles out the manager of Lombardi's department, Paula Cohen, who Lombardi says was aware of the complaints and allegedly tormented Lombardi for making the complaints.
article_snippet.sent: Lombardi claims Cohen created a 'girl's club' within the entertainment department to disclude Lombardi and would yell at Lombardi.
article_snippet.sent: Lombardi says Lombardi was forced to quit in November.
article_snippet.sent: Lombardi now lives in LA.
article_snippet.sent: Lombardi is suing CBS, Duane Tollison and Albert Colley for violation of labor laws, infliction of emotional distress and discrimination.
highlights_snippet.sent: Kenneth Lombardi is suing CBS, Tollison and Colley for unspecified damages .