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Real justice means more than just winning a case. It means getting your career back on track, receiving fair compensation for what you’ve endured, and knowing the harassment stops.
You’ll have the financial security to move forward without fear. Your reputation stays protected throughout the process. Most importantly, you’ll have the peace of mind that comes from standing up for yourself and potentially protecting others.
The harassment that’s been controlling your work life ends. You get back to focusing on what you do best instead of dreading Monday mornings.
We bring decades of experience representing sexual harassment victims throughout New York. We’ve helped clients recover millions of dollars, including an $80 million discrimination class action settlement.
For 20 years, we represented major corporations like Pfizer, Texaco, and Citibank as partners in large law firms. We’ve argued cases in the U.S. Supreme Court and worked alongside the country’s top attorneys.
Now we use that same high-level expertise to fight for individuals facing workplace harassment. In Prospect Park’s professional community, where 96% of residents work in administrative and professional roles, we understand the unique challenges faced by educated professionals dealing with workplace abuse.
First, we listen to your situation without judgment during a confidential consultation. We’ll help you understand your rights and evaluate the strength of your case based on decades of experience with similar situations.
Next, we guide you through evidence collection and documentation. Many cases are won or lost based on the evidence gathered early on, so we’ll show you how to legally protect yourself and build a strong foundation.
We then handle all negotiations with your employer and their legal team. If a fair settlement can’t be reached, we’re fully prepared to take your case to court. Throughout the process, we protect both your legal rights and your professional reputation.
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We handle all forms of workplace sexual harassment, including quid pro quo situations where job benefits are tied to sexual favors, and hostile work environment cases where ongoing harassment makes work unbearable.
Our services include filing complaints with the EEOC and New York State Division of Human Rights, negotiating settlements, and pursuing full litigation when necessary. We also help with retaliation claims if you’ve faced punishment for reporting harassment.
In Prospect Park’s tight-knit professional community, discretion matters. We understand that your reputation and career are just as important as your legal case. That’s why we work to resolve cases efficiently while protecting your privacy and professional standing throughout the process.
You won’t pay any attorney fees unless we win your case. We work on a contingency fee basis, which means our payment comes from the settlement or judgment we secure for you.
This arrangement ensures we’re fully invested in getting you the best possible outcome. If we don’t win, you don’t owe us anything for legal fees. When we do win, you may also be entitled to have your attorney’s fees reimbursed by the defendant as part of the judgment.
The strongest cases include documentation like emails, text messages, witness statements, and detailed records of incidents with dates and times. However, don’t worry if you haven’t been collecting evidence yet.
We’ll guide you through the proper legal methods for gathering evidence moving forward. Many successful cases are built on patterns of behavior rather than single incidents. Even if you only have your testimony, New York’s laws have been strengthened post-#MeToo to make it easier for victims to prove their cases.
The key is acting quickly to preserve evidence and protect your rights before memories fade or digital evidence disappears.
Case timelines vary significantly based on factors like the employer’s willingness to negotiate, the complexity of your situation, and whether the case goes to trial. Some cases settle within months, while others may take a year or more.
We work to resolve cases as efficiently as possible while ensuring you receive fair compensation. Many employers prefer to settle quickly to avoid public litigation and the associated costs. However, we never rush you into accepting an inadequate settlement just to close the case faster.
Throughout the process, we keep you informed about realistic timelines and any factors that might affect how long your case takes to resolve.
Yes, you can pursue legal action while still employed, and New York law strictly prohibits retaliation against employees who report harassment or file lawsuits. However, this situation requires careful strategic planning to protect your job security.
We often recommend starting with internal reporting procedures when it’s safe to do so, followed by filing complaints with government agencies like the EEOC. This creates a paper trail that helps protect you from retaliation while building your case.
If retaliation does occur, that becomes an additional legal claim that can significantly increase your potential damages. We’ll work with you to develop the safest strategy for your specific workplace situation.
You may be entitled to several types of compensation, including lost wages, benefits you missed out on due to the harassment, and compensation for emotional distress and mental anguish. In cases involving particularly egregious conduct, punitive damages may also be available.
Additional remedies can include reinstatement to your position, promotions or raises you were denied, and court orders preventing future harassment. You may also recover your attorney’s fees and legal costs if you win your case.
The exact amount depends on factors like how the harassment affected your career, your emotional suffering, and the severity of the employer’s conduct. We’ll work to maximize your recovery across all available categories of damages.
This depends on your specific situation and workplace dynamics. While reporting to HR can be important for building your case, it’s often wise to consult with an attorney first to understand your options and protect your rights.
We can advise you on the best approach for your situation, including how to document the harassment properly and what to expect from your company’s investigation process. Sometimes HR genuinely wants to help, but other times they’re primarily focused on protecting the company’s interests.
Having legal counsel from the beginning ensures you don’t accidentally say or do something that could hurt your case later. We can guide you through the internal reporting process while simultaneously building the strongest possible legal case.
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