It may seem like it was not too long ago that the initial reports regarding Harvey Weinstein came into the public’s purview. Recently, the Golden Globe awards highlighted the lasting changes that were propelled by Weinstein’s accusers coming forward with their stories. In that time, others have come forward alleging some form of sexual misconduct against other prominent individuals such as former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore, Kevin Spacey and Matt Lauer. These accusations were transmitted through various news outlets and filled living rooms for the final months of 2017. The public was made aware of a growing epidemic which had consumed numerous workplaces and forced victims to live with a secret.

What the public may not be aware of is the process which these accusers must suffer through in order to have a legal claim against an employer whom has sexually harassed them. With the appropriate legal guidance, the process to help them seek the justice they deserve can be made smoother and more efficient.

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