John Travolta Allegedly Banned from New York Hotel for Sexual Harassment

July 16th, 2012    Posted in Sexual Harassment News

Waters have been still for a few weeks in the John Travolta sexual harassment case, but that isn’t stopping a New York hotel from taking action in response to allegations.

Allegedly, the Peninsula Hotel has banned the “Grease” star from its premises because of his supposed sexual encounters with male employees.

A former male masseur at the Manhattan hotel claims Travolta was blacklisted for three years from the hotel’s spa for alleged lewd conduct with other male masseurs.

However, Travolta’s sexual harassment lawyer, Marty Singer, denies his client committed any sexual harassment and has dismissed the allegations that he was banned from the hotel, noting that Travolta has since returned to the Peninsula.

So far, three other supposed male victims have come forward accusing the actor of inappropriate sexual behavior. Two are anonymous male masseurs and the third is a cruise ship employee.

While the Travolta case has certainly received a lot of attention, countless other sexual harassment cases are taking place right now without anyone doing anything to stop them. Sexual harassment can include any behavior that is sexual in nature and unwelcomed by the recipient. It can be as general as a sexual joke to as severe as rape.

However, regardless of the individual situation, it is important for all victims to come forward and seek help. If you or someone you know was hurt by a sexual predator, contact a sexual harassment attorney immediately to file a case.

Sexual harassment lawyers will fight for your rights and ensure the perpetrator is held accountable for their actions. They will also see to it that you receive compensation for your pain and suffering.

Don’t wait and allow the harassment to escalate; turn to a sexual harassment attorney immediately to file a case.