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Morgantown Sexual Harassment Attorney
Have You Been a Victim of Sexual Harassment at Work?
Both state and federal law prohibits sexual harassment in the workplace. These laws are intended to protect employees from harassment based upon their sex. No employee should be afraid to go to work out of fear of being sexually harassed. Equally, no employee should be denied the benefits of a job because they refused to submit to the sexual demands of the boss. Sexual harassment is unlawful, and we make sure that a victim’s voice is heard.
What is Sexual Harassment?
To constitute sexual harassment, a perpetrator’s conduct must be unwelcomed, severe (serious), and pervasive (wide-spread). It includes unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature. Sexually harassing conduct violates the law when it:
- is made a term or condition of an individual's employment or is exchanged for job benefits;
- is used as the basis for employment decisions; or
- unreasonably interferes with an individual's work performance or creates an intimidating, hostile, or offensive working environment.
Sexual harassment takes many forms. It can include direct conduct, such as physical touching, propositions, and sexual comments. However, sexual harassment can also include sexual innuendo and insinuation. Whether conduct falls within the definition of sexual harassment depends on the particular circumstances, including the nature of the harassment and context in which it occurred.
Premier Sexual Harassment Attorneys
Sexual harassment cases are tough. Employers do not respond lightly to claims of sexual harassment. That is why you need an aggressive, compassionate, and battle-tested attorney on your side. Unlike other attorneys, we don’t shy away from tough cases.
Our attorneys have extensive experience representing employees who have been subjected to unlawful sexual harassment in the workplace. We fight hard for victims of sexual harassment and have a track record of success.
If you have been a victim of sexual harassment at work, The Moore Law Firm can help you. We will develop a strategy for your specific needs. Whether that involves a confidential settlement prior to formal litigation or a full-fledged public trial, we are here to be your voice and seek justice for you.
Contact the Moore Law Firm, PLLC today, at (304) 521-2451, for a consultation with an experienced employment law attorney!
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Case Results
A Reputation for Success throughout West Virginia-
Young mother terminated for taking FMLA leaveConfidential Settlement
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Female worker sexually harassed by supervisor
Confidential Settlement
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Settlement obtained shortly after filing suit for unpaid wages
Over Three Times Wages Owed
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58-year-old employee terminated based upon age
Confidential Settlement
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Defamation of law enforcement officer’s character
$200,000.00
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