Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in New Jersey

I am a single, middle-aged African-American male professional. For the past year and and half, I have been the victim of a harassment campaign by managers in two nearby NYC bars based on a rumor that I contracted a skin infection from a homeless client a few years ago. The rumor was spread by a jealous husband-bartender who was angered by his bartender wife's friendship with me. We were all friends. I would pick up and date in his bar. The bar managers stall or refuse service to me, make faces when I arrive and tell co-workers and female patrons to avoid talking to or touching me. I have written complaint letters but the managers have ignored them. I have advised them that I am healthy. They refuse to talk to me about the issue. Recently, I noticed two suspicious vehicles following me in my town. One driver actually snapped photos of me from long distance. I have filed a police report.

Asked on 7/11/15, 2:47 pm

Antoinette Wooten The Wooten Legal Consulting, PC

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If you have been denied service you may have a discrimination claim.

To whom did you write the letters?

How often have you been followed?

Do you recognize the drivers?

Feel frre to email me at [email protected]

You can also call me at 917 722 9384.

Sincerely,

Answered on 7/11/15, 3:34 pm

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