Arianne Zucker's Lawsuit Against 'Days of Our Lives' Producers Sparks Workplace Scrutiny

Arianne Zucker, star of "Days of Our Lives," is suing Corday Production Inc., its executive producer Ken Corday, and former executive producer Albert Alarr for sexual harassment and wrongful termination. Zucker alleges that Alarr subjected her to nonconsensual sexual touching and sexually harassing comments, and that the company did nothing despite multiple complaints. She also claims that Alarr's firing was a move to "save face" once the allegations went public, and that she was essentially fired from her job when her contract expired. She is seeking unspecified damages for harassment, discrimination, retaliation, negligent hiring and supervision, and wrongful termination.