Quid pro quo is Latin for something for something. In the context of sexual harassment, quid pro quo refers to a cause-effect relationship between sexual favors and workplace status —”Do this for me and I will help you in your career,” or “Don’t do this for me and you will face consequences.” Our Tampa quid pro quo sexual harassment claims lawyer at Feldman Legal Group has experience with clients who may not know this term, but understand well the threat these types of harassing expectations produce.

TYPES OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT AT WORK

Generally, such harassment will take one of two forms:

  • A positive employment move such as hiring, promotion, a pay raise or a favorable work assignment is made contingent upon providing sexual favors.
  • The rejection of a sexual advance results in adverse consequences such as termination, demotion or unfavorable work assignments.

This type of harassment is unlawful under state and federal laws. If your employer, manager or an agent of your employer has made sexual demands or suggested a quid pro quo expectation, you may have a viable employment law claim.

WHAT CAN A TAMPA QUID PRO QUO SEXUAL HARASSMENT ATTORNEY DO FOR ME?

Damages available to victims of quid pro quo harassment may include:

  • past and future economic loss,
  • emotional distress,
  • punitive damages and
  • attorneys’ fees.

At Feldman Legal Group, our quid pro quo sexual harassment lawyers are strong advocates for those who have been mistreated at work in Tampa and Atlanta and throughout Florida and Georgia. We can help you understand your rights and options. We have the experience and resources to hold employers accountable for quid pro quo harassment and other unlawful workplace practices.

File a Quid Pro Quo Sexual Harassment Claim With Our Tampa Attorney’s Help

Let us know how our Tampa quid pro quo sexual harassment claims lawyer can help you with your situation. You can contact our law offices online or by telephone at 877-946-8293 to schedule your free initial assessment with an experienced employment lawyer.