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answered on Apr 9, 2019
Generally yes, unless the age of majority is 14 in Pennsylvania (very doubtful) it is unlawful for anyone to have sexual relations with the underage boy.
Is still harassing me has threatened me and my child they’ve done to protect me or assist me tried to cover it up and I’ve been retaliated against ever since my promotion was withheld 5 months they forced me to use all my time on this situation they refused to remove me from which is ridiculous... View More 
answered on Mar 27, 2019
I am sure that the State of Pennsylvania has a state agency that investigates the same laws that the EEOC does, and will accept your complaints of sexual harassment and retaliation for speaking out. I suggest you should Google "sexual harassment in Pennsylvania" and see what comes up. You... View More
I was in a work meeting with 3 "executive leaders" and myself. At the very start of the meeting the top lead asked how my wife was. I answered that she was good and he immediately said "I still haven't met her, I don't believe you have a wife, you probably have a 300 pound... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2019
Sounds like you need another company. It's an interesting question whether or not it's sexual harassment if they merely assume something (that isn't true). For instance may a person who is not of color be "racially harassed " when they aren't the protected group? No.... View More
My daughter has her Snapchat name pubically posted on her instagram (I had her remove this). Today she received an anonymous request via Snapchat. She asked who it was. The person stated they are a secret admirer and know her from a distance. This individual stated they have a girlfriend and know... View More
answered on Jan 29, 2019
PA has no state law on cyber stalking. therefore federal anti cyber stalking law is applied here. i think this is cyber stalking under that act.
answered on Oct 28, 2018
Clearly a violation of many statutes not the least of which are Dept of Labor Wage & Hour and Work Condition Statutes.
Talk to an attorney who handles employment questions. If you need names give me a call.
answered on Aug 20, 2018
I think I speak for all the participating attorneys here when I say that MUCH more information is needed from you before any attorney can even begin to offer any helpful advice.
Can you give us a lot more facts to describe your situation? Thanks in advance.
answered on Jul 19, 2018
The Pennsylvania Code indicates that "[a] massage therapist whose conduct constitutes a sexual violation or sexual abuse is subject to immediate temporary suspension . . ." -- but it's unclear if that occurs as soon as a complaint is made (and to whom? police, and/or the State Board... View More
and no one seemed to do the right steps it was still ongoing untill they found a way to fire me and now they r trying to get me with retail theft and its just messy the guy was stalking me talking to me touching me
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answered on Jul 1, 2018
It is important to review all facts pertaining to your situation with an experienced employment law attorney. Feel free to contact our office to Evan,hate your entire situation.
This was done twice which kept me from recovering as I should have
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answered on Jun 11, 2018
You should consult with an attorney certified as a specialist in workers compensation law. The attorney can see what has been filed and determine what the situation might be. There would be no charge for an initial consultation.
answered on Mar 5, 2018
Dating? Yes, but at that age the age difference is significant, can lead to power imbalance and abuses. Bad?Yes. Illegal? No.
My uncle is in jail for raping a 10 year-old girl but there was evidence that proves he can not get an erection wothout medicine whivh he was not taking but he pleaded guilty but retracted it.
answered on Feb 8, 2018
How did he retract it? If you plead guilty, you can file a motion to withdraw the guilty plea prior to sentencing. If you do not file it prior to sentencing, you can file a motion to withdraw the guilty plea for ten days after the sentencing hearing. If you do not do that, you would have a... View More
She's with another person and they have children together and I fear the repercussions on my son because she claims she's pregnant to him but has not shown proof of pregnancy and claims she's around 4 weeks. Is there something I can do as a parent?
answered on Dec 15, 2017
He's at the age he's past the age of consent but possible she could be charged with corruption of a minor. As far as the pregnancy, a blood test would be in order if she conceives.
Most important thing right now is to speak with a counselor about how to handle it--you don't... View More
answered on Dec 9, 2017
Date with no intimate contact, yes. Will the parents agree? Unlikely. You are significantly older and may want to consider your motives.
A little boy was shoving a toy in my daughters bottom. The teacher eventually found them and stopped it. She has definitely been affected by this and will most likely need some years of therapy. Idk what to do...
answered on Dec 4, 2017
Contact a member of the Pa. Assn for Justice in that county. If you need names let me know.
He has previous charges of indecent exposure of a minor and is currently on probation.
answered on Apr 20, 2017
This is a serious offense. Because I don't know all the details, it is very hard to say but based on the two pieces of information you have listed, a prior sex charge and being on probation, you would be wise to immediately find a qualified criminal defense attorney. There is no easy answer to... View More
answered on Oct 27, 2016
If you are asking about suing someone, that is not a criminal law question. If the person who videotaped you did so "unknowingly", it would be difficult to prove any tortious conduct on their part.
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