Retaliation and Workplace Discrimination Lawyers of Newton Barth Fight Harassment and Protect Victims
A Violation of your rights.
It’s a sad fact that employees experience harassment, discrimination and hostile environments in today’s work environment. These issues are not uncommon and as widespread as cases involving these issues may be, only a small fraction of them make headlines.
Despite the fact that federal and state employment laws address harassment, discrimination and other issues, in far too many cases employees reporting such treatment face retaliation from their employers for doing so. Retaliation can take many forms, ranging from unfavorable changes in work schedules or denials of needed training, to demotions or lack of opportunities for advancement and even termination.
Such retaliation can discourage reporting of these issues, which is just as insidious as the discrimination and harassment. Establishing a direct causal relationship between the reporting and the retaliation can often seem difficult; working with experienced counsel can help an employee recognize that relationship and ultimately enable that employee to benefit from the full protection of state and federal employment laws.

Examples of Harassment and Discrimination in the Workplace
“Discrimination” means being treated in a different or unfair manor based on a personal characteristic. “Harassment,” is a form of discrimination. In the workplace it pertains to when a boss, supervisor, or co-worker says or does something that creates an intimidating, hostile or threatening work environment. If you have been a victim of any of these types of behavior, the workplace harassment lawyers of Newton Barth can defend your rights:
Race
Religious Beliefs
Sexual Orientation
Physical or Mental Disability
Nationality
Age
Gender
Marital Status
Why Newton Barth are the Best Workplace Harassment and Retaliation Lawyers
The team of employment law attorneys at Newton Barth understands the nuances of these situations as well as the intense pressure and self-doubt victims of these situations often experience, have a deep understanding of laws barring retaliation and can analyze these situations with extreme precision.
Our workplace harassment lawyers accurately assess each case and its supporting evidence, can develop a comprehensive and winning strategy, and determine whether litigation or a settlement is the best option for each client in every situation.

Brandy Barth heads our employment practice and has dealt extensively with employment discrimination cases involving retaliation, whistleblowing, sexual harassment, hostile workplace environments, and discrimination based on race, religion, age, gender, ethnicity or national origin, disability and sexual orientation.