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I was lay off of my job and star working part time for cash money in a medical office as a assistant.From the very first day the doctor start giving me inappropriate comments and asking me to give him massages. i kindly use to respond that my job is to be assistant, and i will ignore him everytime he will make a comment.one day i was alone in the office and he came trying to convince me to give him a massage or at least try to relax him a little bit. Of course i ignored him.he was asking me to give him a massage with a happy ending and wanted to to EKG on me. (i was not a patient). i quit the job and the only proof i have is few of my friends that know what was going on and a voice mail that he left on my cell trying to apologize. Is that proof enough to sue him?
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the burden is on the plaintiff to prove the case. what does the voice mail state ? how explicit is the apology ? do you ave any other evidence ? how long ago did this occur ? ed dimon, esq.
Answered on Feb 04th, 2013 at 12:37 PM