Charles H. Goldstein, senior partner of Goldstein & Kennedy, a Los Angeles law firm whose specialty is representing corporations in labor relations matter, warns that attempting to dance too close to a woman—even if the woman follows the man's lead without apparent resistance—can now be considered sexual harassment, causing special liability to the company if it occurs at an office party. This warning is among many pieces of advice Goldstein supplies on the videotape he narrates, titled "How to Prevent Sexual Harassment Lawsuits," which sells for $79.95 a copy.

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