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Protecting Your Rights and Restoring Your Dignity

You are not alone — and you have the right to stand up against it.
Sexual harassment is illegal under both federal and state law, yet it continues to affect millions of people every year in workplaces, schools, and other environments.

At Associates Law Center, we help victims of sexual harassment take action, protect their rights, and pursue justice against those responsible — whether it’s an individual, employer, or institution.

Understanding Sexual Harassment

Sexual harassment involves unwanted sexual advances, comments, or behavior that create a hostile or intimidating environment. It can happen to anyone, regardless of gender, job title, or industry.

Examples of sexual harassment include:

  • Unwanted touching, physical contact, or sexual gestures

  • Repeated sexual jokes, comments, or messages

  • Requests for sexual favors in exchange for job benefits

  • Retaliation for rejecting advances or reporting harassment

  • Inappropriate images, emails, or text messages

These behaviors violate your rights under the Civil Rights Act (Title VII) and other workplace protection laws.

Where Sexual Harassment Happens

Sexual harassment can occur in almost any environment, including:

  • Workplaces (offices, restaurants, factories, etc.)

  • Schools and universities

  • Government agencies

  • Hospitals and healthcare settings

  • Hotels and service industries

No matter where it occurs, you have the right to be safe and respected — and to hold responsible parties accountable.

You May Be Eligible to File a Sexual Harassment Claim If:

  • You were subjected to unwanted sexual behavior or advances.

  • You experienced retaliation after reporting harassment.

  • You were fired, demoted, or punished for speaking up.

  • Your employer or organization failed to act after being informed of the harassment.

  • The harassment created a hostile or unsafe environment that impacted your work or well-being.

Even if the harassment happened months or years ago, you may still have a legal claim, depending on your state’s laws.


What You Can Recover

Victims of sexual harassment may be entitled to compensation for:

  • Lost wages or career damage

  • Emotional distress and mental health treatment

  • Punitive damages (to punish intentional misconduct)

  • Legal fees and court costs

  • Job reinstatement or promotion if wrongfully terminated

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