HHow to explain to a lawyer that your being bullied at work?

[Hassaniscool]

[AviatorTom]

You need evidence of being bullied. Emails, videos, text messages. Provide whatever you can to a lawyer. See if some of your colleagues can be witnesses.

Just curious why you are working with a lawyer.

[Hassaniscool]

Why not

[AviatorTom]

@hassaniscool Bullying by itself is not a crime, and getting a civil award from the people who bully you is extremely difficult. It's likely that you would end up paying your lawyer more than any money you might actually receive in a civil suit.

As others havve said here, it would be better if you worked it out with the bulies youself.

[Hassaniscool]

Discrimination case

[jahaims]

You're a grown man getting a lawyer involved over bullies... let that sink in

[Hassaniscool]

They are managers I have no power over them

[Anonymous]

Why do you need a lawyer? Act your age and deal with it.

[Hassaniscool]

What you mean

[EmmaMary]

Grow Up and start acting your age.

[EmmaMary]

Thank you for the MHO.

[AI Opinion]

When explaining workplace bullying to a lawyer, focus on clear and factual details. Begin by describing specific incidents, including dates, locations, and individuals involved. Highlight any changes in your work environment or performance. Provide any evidence you have, such as emails or messages. Explain how the bullying affects your well-being and professional life. A lawyer appreciates organized and objective information to assess your case effectively.