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What a Sexual Harassment lawyer can do for you

A sexual harassment lawyer can help you understand whether what you've experienced is sexual harassment, and if you need to file a lawsuit. Sexual harassment can include unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, the promise of rewards for sex, and other verbal or physical harassment of a sexual nature. If you've been a victim of sexual harassment, there are certain steps you need to take to protect yourself legally; an experienced sexual harassment attorney will advise you of your rights and what actions you can take.

Why hire a Sexual harassment attorney

If another person has made you feel unsafe or uncomfortable because they've acted in a sexual way in your presence, then you may benefit from the services of a sexual harassment attorney. Sexual harassment can take place anywhere: in public, at school, at work, or even at home. For example, you may feel you were fired for refusing to go on a date with your boss, or had a teacher or manager touch you inappropriately at school or work. A sexual harassment attorney can help you understand your rights as well as what actions you can take in these situations.

Practice areas related to Sexual harassment

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Did you know?

In a recent poll, a full 70% of people who said they’d experienced sexual harassment never reported it. Many of the respondents feared retaliation and shame if their coworkers found out. Hire a sexual harassment attorney to protect yourself against these kinds of unfavorable outcomes.

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