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Restraining Orders

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Updated: 
January 10, 2020

What protections can I get in an injunction against workplace harassment?

An IAWH can:

  • Forbid the defendant from coming near the employer’s property or place of business.
  • Forbid the defendant from contacting you or the employer or other person while you are at the employer’s property/ place of business or while you are performing official work duties.
  • Grant any other relief necessary for the protection of the employer, the workplace, the employees (including you ) or any other person who is on or at the employer’s property or place of business, or any person who is performing official work duties.1

1 A.R.S. § 12-1810(F)

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