Definition:  Quid pro quo harassment occurs when a person in authority, usually a supervisor or instructor, demands sexual favors in exchange for a job, promotion, grade, or other favorable treatment. In quid pro quo cases, the offense is directly linked to the individual’s terms of employment or academic success, or forms the basis for employment or academic decisions affecting the individual.

In quid pro quo cases, the offense is directly linked to the individual’s terms of employment or academic success, or forms the basis for employment or academic decisions affecting the
individual

New Jersey and Pennsylvania Quid Pro Quo Sexual Harassment Attorneys

Don’t let offensive demands for sexual favors cost you your dignity, piece of mind, a promotion, or your job.  If you are a victim of quid pro quo sexual harassment in the workplace we can help you stand up and fight back.  Our Philadelphia sexual harassment attorneys are experienced trial lawyers who have been advocating for victims since 1999 and our team has more than twenty five years of combined legal experience.

If you want civil justice, contact our New Jersey sexual harassment attorneys and schedule a free initial consultation. We can tell you if you have a case and what your options are in pursuing a claim against your employer.

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