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Bitsky, L. (2026, October 2). Howard Stern dragged back into court battle by ex-assistant in hostile work environment case. New York Post. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/02/celebrity-news/howard-stern-dragged-back-into-court-battle-by-ex-assistant-in-hostile-work-environment-case/
Bitsky, Leah. “Howard Stern dragged back into court battle by ex-assistant in hostile work environment case.” New York Post, 2 Oct. 2026, https://pagesix.com/2026/10/02/celebrity-news/howard-stern-dragged-back-into-court-battle-by-ex-assistant-in-hostile-work-environment-case/.
Bitsky, Leah. “Howard Stern dragged back into court battle by ex-assistant in hostile work environment case.” New York Post, October 2, 2026. https://pagesix.com/2026/10/02/celebrity-news/howard-stern-dragged-back-into-court-battle-by-ex-assistant-in-hostile-work-environment-case/.
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Leslie Kuhn, a former assistant to Howard Stern, is appealing a judge's decision to dismiss her lawsuit against him and his wife, Beth Stern, in July. In the original case, Kuhn alleged she was fired due to a hostile work environment caused by irresponsible animal rescue operations and disorganized business practices at their home in Southampton. She also claimed that she never signed a 2022 confidentiality agreement or a 2025 non-disclosure agreement, which were used to silence her. Kuhn filed an appeal on September 9, seeking declarations from a New York appeals court that these agreements are invalid and unenforceable so she can discuss her employment freely to salvage her job prospects and reputation. The original lawsuit was dismissed after a judge found no evidence of forgery or coercion regarding the agreements, but Kuhn claims to have new credible evidence contradicting this ruling.