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You shouldn’t have to choose between your job and your dignity. When workplace harassment makes your life hell, we step in to restore what was taken from you.
Our clients walk away with more than settlements—they get their confidence back. They get validation that what happened to them was wrong. They get the financial compensation that reflects the real damage to their careers and emotional wellbeing.
We’ve recovered millions for harassment victims because we understand that this isn’t just about inappropriate comments or unwanted touching. It’s about the sleepless nights, the anxiety attacks, the way harassment poisons everything about your work life.
For 20 years, we represented Fortune 500 companies like Pfizer, Texaco, and Sony in their biggest legal battles. We argued in the U.S. Supreme Court. We worked with the country’s smartest lawyers.
Now we use that same experience to fight for people like you. Sea Gate residents deserve the same high-quality legal representation that corporations get at large law firms.
We know this community values privacy and family. When harassment threatens your livelihood in this tight-knit gated community, we handle your case with the discretion and aggressive advocacy you need to protect both your rights and your reputation.
First, we listen. You tell us exactly what happened, when it happened, and how it’s affecting your life. We don’t judge. We don’t minimize. We understand that harassment comes in many forms—from quid pro quo demands to hostile work environments that make every day unbearable.
Next, we investigate. We help you legally collect evidence like texts, emails, and witness statements. Many cases fall apart because victims don’t know how to properly document harassment. We guide you through this process before you make any complaints to HR.
Then we fight. Whether that means negotiating a confidential settlement or taking your case to court, we use every tool available to get you justice. Nearly half our harassment cases resolve before ever filing in court, but we prepare every case as if it’s going to trial.
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You get a lawyer who’s won an $80 million discrimination settlement and recovered millions more for harassment victims. You get someone who understands that your reputation matters as much as your legal rights.
We handle every type of workplace harassment case. Sexual advances from supervisors. Hostile environments created by coworkers. Retaliation after you report inappropriate behavior. Gender-based discrimination that affects your pay, promotions, or job assignments.
For Sea Gate residents, we understand the unique challenges of working in New York City while living in this exclusive community. Your commute to Manhattan or Brooklyn puts you in contact with employers who may not respect your rights. When that happens, you need someone who knows both federal and New York employment law inside and out.
Sexual harassment includes any unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, or verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature. Under New York City’s Human Rights Law, the conduct doesn’t need to be “severe” or “pervasive”—it just needs to be unwelcome.
This can include inappropriate comments about your appearance, unwanted touching, sexual jokes or images, pressure for dates or sexual favors, or creating a hostile work environment based on your gender. Even seemingly minor incidents can add up to a strong harassment case.
The key is that you didn’t welcome this behavior. Courts understand that victims sometimes go along with harassment because they’re afraid of losing their jobs, especially when the harasser is their supervisor.
In New York, you have different deadlines depending on which law you file under. For federal claims under Title VII, you have 300 days from the last incident. For New York State Human Rights Law claims, you have one year. For New York City Human Rights Law claims, you have three years.
Don’t wait until the deadline approaches. Evidence disappears, witnesses forget details, and your case gets harder to prove over time. The sooner you contact an attorney, the better we can preserve evidence and build a strong case.
If you’re still experiencing ongoing harassment, the clock doesn’t start ticking until the harassment stops. Each new incident can restart the deadline, which is why documenting everything is so important.
No. It’s illegal for employers to retaliate against you for reporting sexual harassment, filing a complaint, or participating in an investigation. Retaliation can include firing, demotion, pay cuts, negative performance reviews, or making your work environment hostile.
Unfortunately, retaliation happens frequently. Employers often try to silence victims by making their jobs unbearable or finding excuses to terminate them. This is why having an experienced attorney is crucial—we know how to document retaliation and build a case that protects you.
If you’re fired or face other negative consequences after reporting harassment, you may have both a harassment claim and a separate retaliation claim. Both can result in significant financial compensation for lost wages, emotional distress, and punitive damages.
Your employer is still responsible for protecting you from harassment by clients, customers, or other third parties. If you report customer harassment and your employer doesn’t take reasonable steps to stop it, they can be held liable.
This is especially common in service industries like restaurants, retail, or healthcare. Your employer should investigate your complaint, speak with the harassing customer, and take steps like banning them from the premises or reassigning you to avoid contact.
If your employer tells you to “just deal with it” or that “the customer is always right,” they’re violating the law. You have the right to a workplace free from harassment, regardless of whether it comes from coworkers, supervisors, or outsiders.
We handle sexual harassment cases on a contingency fee basis, which means you don’t pay any attorney’s fees unless we win your case. If we recover money for you through settlement or trial, we take a percentage of that recovery. If we don’t win, you don’t owe us anything.
This arrangement allows victims to get high-quality legal representation without worrying about upfront costs. We also advance all case expenses like filing fees, expert witness costs, and investigation expenses. You’re not responsible for these costs unless we successfully recover money for you.
During your free consultation, we’ll explain exactly how the fee arrangement works and answer any questions about costs. Our goal is to remove financial barriers so you can focus on getting justice.
Sexual harassment victims can recover several types of damages. Economic damages include lost wages, lost benefits, and future earning capacity if harassment damaged your career prospects. You can also recover compensation for emotional distress, pain and suffering, and medical expenses for therapy or treatment.
In cases involving intentional discrimination, you may be entitled to punitive damages designed to punish the employer and deter future harassment. Attorney’s fees and court costs are also recoverable in successful cases.
The amount depends on factors like the severity of harassment, how long it lasted, the impact on your career and emotional health, and your employer’s response when you reported it. We’ve recovered settlements ranging from tens of thousands to millions of dollars, depending on the specific circumstances of each case.
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