Indianapolis Attorneys Handling Workplace Bullying Claims

Are You Being Bullied By Your Boss?

We would all like to think that bullying stops once we leave school. Unfortunately, it can carry over into the workplace. Supervisors, managers and executives may all exhibit bullying behavior. If you feel like you are being bullied by your superior, you have a right to speak up. If your employer does nothing about it, you have a right to file a lawsuit against the company. Our Indianapolis lawyers have experience in handling workplace bullying claims and can help you.

The Employment Law Office of John H. Haskin & Associates, LLC, is the largest and most experienced employment litigation firm in Indiana that is dedicated solely to representing employees. John H. Haskin has been practicing for more than 36 years and has helped thousands of clients successfully resolve conflicts with their employers during that time. Our firm has represented clients before state and federal employment commissions as well as in court.

A Definition Of Bullying In The Workplace

To bring a hostile work environment claim against your employer, you would have to have experienced physical contact that puts you in fear of your safety. This can be anything from your boss poking you while yelling at you or making demands to being pushed or hit by your boss.

Our attorneys will review your work history as well as your superior’s work history regarding past conflicts with subordinates and past complaints against the person in question. We may find other potential actions resulting from this situation that may be to your benefit.

It is not only your right; it is your responsibility to stand up for your safety at work. If you are being bullied, it is possible that some of your colleagues are experiencing the same negative treatment. Speaking out and doing something about this behavior is in everyone’s best interests.

It is illegal for an employer to retaliate against you if you engage in a protected action. Filing a complaint against your superior or filing a lawsuit against your employer are both considered protected actions. If you experience any form of retaliation for taking action, we will protect your rights on this count as well.

Contact Us To Learn More About How You Can Stand Up For Your Rights

Call us at 317-426-6995 or contact us online to schedule your free, confidential phone consultation. We can help you overcome workplace bullying.