BEFORE YOU GO TO HUMAN RESOURCES ABOUT SEXUAL HARASSMENT OBTAIN THE ADVICE OF A QUALIFIED ATTORNEY
Human Resources exists to protect your employer, not you. HRs investigations are NOT impartial. Your witnesses will probably not be asked whether they witnessed the harassment. What you tell Human Resources will likely get back to the person you are complaining about. Retaliation is common. What you say can and will be used against you. Your employer has an attorney. So should you.
It may be necessary to get a complaint on record with Human Resources but before you do you need to have evidence your harasser cannot deny. If circumstances warrant it, our firm will advise you without charge how to collect the necessary evidence. WE CAN OFTEN PROVIDE AN OPINION WHETHER THERE IS ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT A LAWSUIT. We never charge a fee without financial recovery. All consultations are strictly confidential.
Our Investigator and Attorneys may explain to you how to preserve electronically stored evidence such as text messages, emails, social media messages, video and audio recordings, and our Attorneys may be able to tell you whether you can secretly record conversations legally in your state and which company documents you are permitted to copy.
If you think that you might be experiencing sexual harassment at work please email us any questions you have, call us at 888-369-1119, or you may fill out one of our forms online.
DIFFERENT STATES HAVE DIFFERENT DEADLINES FOR MAKING A FILING. DO NOT POSTPONE SEEKING LEGAL ADVICE.
Employment Law Firm PC or our individual attorneys have been recognized by their peers as a leading firm in the area of sexual harassment:
One of our settlements was reported to be "at or near the top of known racial discrimination settlements in Virginia," said Paul Fletcher, the editor of Virginia Lawyers Weekly, which tracks such cases.