Can I make a lawsuit on my employer if my manager showed other employees unappropiate pictures of me?

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1. Licensed in MD

   

   Leizer Goldsmith

   Washington Employment / Labor Attorney

   Contributor Level 9

   Answered November 10, 2009 06:41. From a legal standpoint, your inquiry raises more questions than it answers. However, circulation in the workplace of nude pictures of a co-worker without her consent, by management, may in some cases contribute to a hostile work environment that could be basis for a suit as a form of sex discrimination. Consider explaininng all this in detail to a qualified, plaintiff-oriented employment lawyer.
   
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2. Licensed in MD

   

   Mark Kotlarsky

   Laurel Employment / Labor Attorney

   Contributor Level 10

   Answered November 11, 2009 04:01. I believe that you also may sue the manager for invasion of privacy.
   
   Mark Kotlarsky, Esq.
   7400 Heartleaf Circle
   Laurel MD 20707
   phone 301-765-1855
   fax - 888-765-1855
   mark@lawmk.com
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