u/shaoshao2022

Hello everyone,

I am looking for a lawyer in the Leipzig area who has experience handling cases involving sexual harassment and violations of personality rights.

Over the past year, I experienced sexual harassment from a senior researcher whom I got to know through a collaborative research project. We were not employed by the same institution, but we interacted professionally through the project.

I reported the situation, and many colleagues have been supportive throughout the process. However, I still believe that my personal rights and dignity have been seriously harmed, and I would like to explore whether further legal action may be possible.

My legal expenses insurance has already confirmed that it can cover the cost of an initial legal consultation.

I live in Halle (Saale) and have already contacted four law firms locally, but all of them declined because this is not their area of expertise.

Can anyone recommend a lawyer in Leipzig who specializes in sexual harassment cases, personality rights (Persönlichkeitsrecht), harassment, or related civil litigation?

The harassment mainly took place through messages and lasted for almost a year. While the matter has already been reported and addressed to some extent, I would like to understand whether there may also be civil claims related to the violation of my personality rights and personal dignity.

Any recommendations or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much for your help.

Basically, it was much better than expected.

After more than a year of elevated liver enzymes and extensive testing, my doctors were concerned about AIH, hemochromatosis, Wilson’s disease, or fatty liver disease.

The biopsy showed:

* No evidence of autoimmune hepatitis

* No evidence of hemochromatosis

* No evidence of Wilson’s disease

* No fatty liver

* No iron or copper accumulation

* No interface hepatitis

* No malignancy

There was only a very small area with minimal, nonspecific inflammation in one portal tract and a tiny amount of fibrosis. The pathologist noted that the inflammation could possibly be medication-related, but it is not specific for any particular liver disease.

My liver function remains normal (bilirubin, albumin, INR/clotting tests), and both ultrasound and CT scans have been normal.

The cause of my mildly elevated liver enzymes is still unclear, and my doctors are now investigating other possibilities, including celiac disease. I will be having a gastroscopy with biopsies within the next month.