Sexual Harassment

There are two major categories of sexual harassment:

Hostile-work environment sexual harassment - where an employer subjects an employee in his/her work environment to unwelcome verbal or physical sexual behavior, or other abusive behavior directed disproportionately against women, that is either severe or pervasive.

Quid pro quo sexual harassment - where the employer conditions decisions on satisfaction of a sexual demand.

Our firm has helped many people obtain fair compensation for sexual harassment they have suffered in an employment situation.

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