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What Does Title VII Say About Sexual Harassment in Denver, Colorado?

Peter Charles - December 14, 2021

Title VII applies for state government workplaces, local and municipal government workplaces, and even to private companies that have more than 15 employees.

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British Lawmaker Accused of Sexual Assault by Two Women

Is Sexual Harassment in the Workplace Illegal in Springfield, Massachusetts?

Peter Charles - December 14, 2021

When an employee speaks up regarding the abuse they were put through, employers are required to listen and not turn a deaf ear.

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Employees Reporting to More Relaxed Workplaces, Anxiety Up

The Necessity of Reporting Sexual Harassment to the Employer in Ohio

Peter Charles - December 10, 2021

The sooner a victim acts, the sooner they can free themselves from the shackles of oppression and fear at the workplace, and the easier it will be for them to provide evidence of the harassment occurring.

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Is Employee Sexual Harassment Legally Prohibited in New Mexico?

Peter Charles - December 10, 2021

Once a person is sexually harassed, it can be difficult to speak up just because of the nature and gravity of the crime.

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What Sexual Harassment Policy Applies to Government Workers in Manchester?

Peter Charles - December 10, 2021

All New Hampshire government offices and employers will have either a human resources administrator or director of division personnel who is responsible for taking complaints.

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What Happens if You Threaten to Kill a Lawyer in Florida?

Peter Charles - December 9, 2021

In Florida, it is illegal to threaten someone, especially if you put these threats in writing.

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Is Jail Possible After a Fatal Motorcycle Crash Caused by Drunk Driving in Midland Michigan?

Peter Charles - December 8, 2021

On average, 28 people in the U.S. die every day in drunk driving crashes and 10,142 lost their lives in 2019 in this manner. 

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What Happens if You Get Multiple DUIs in Pennsylvania?

Lloyd Long - December 7, 2021

A person convicted of a DUI after being convicted of DUIs before might be required to install an ignition interlock device in their vehicle.

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An Attorney in Naples Florida Can Assist with Criminal Charges for DUI After an Accident

Peter Charles - December 7, 2021

Even when a person is exonerated of a crime, proof of an arrest may still show up on public social platforms, including mugshots, making it difficult to conceal a criminal past. 

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How Can a Criminal Defense Lawyer in Fort Lauderdale Assist with Domestic Violence Charges?

Peter Charles - December 7, 2021

Florida has four different types of protective orders that include domestic, repeat, dating and sexual.

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