The lawyer for one of the women who accused Herman Cain of sexual
harassment said his client might get a chance to speak publicly about
the allegations because the GOP presidential candidate violated the
confidentiality agreement between the two.
Attorney Joel Bennett
told CBS’s "The Early Show" on Wednesday that his client hasn’t spoken
publicly because of the confidentiality agreement, but that Cain’s
comments might have cleared a path.
“There was more than one
incident that my client received sexual harassment,” Bennett said. “She
would like to speak out for the record, only because Mr. Cain has stated
that he didn’t sexually harass anyone, that there wasn’t any substance
to the allegations, and basically made it look like she was some type of
frivolous claimant looking for money.”
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