Clayton Wire of Ogborn Mihm LLP to represent the courageous young woman featured in this story (link below), Ms. Rachel Martinez. Ms. Martinez was subjected to a demeaning, cruel, and sexually inappropriate workplace by her general manager for approximately a year. Despite her complaints and the owner’s knowledge of the general manager’s sexual harassment of other employees, nothing was done. We are pleased that the Colorado Civil Rights Commission has found in Ms. Martinez’s favor. As a result we were able to achieve a favorable settlement.
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