Beaton said they are seeking authorization to sue Weber County through the federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which can award damages to cover Eisenhour's stress-related problems, which include migraine headaches and panic attacks.
Eisenhour decided to go public after the JCC cut a deal with Storey, declining to hear from about eight witnesses, including Eisenhour, who were ready to testify on Tuesday.
"I couldn't believe nothing was done," Eisenhour said.
Beaton says sexual harassment lawyer Orange County has no choice but to return to work. She needs the income to support her three children, as well as the medical insurance and the full retirement benefits that will be available in six years.
"I feel like a lamb being led to the slaughter," Eisenhour said. "I got caught up in a good old boys' network."
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