Practice Area
Sexual Abuse Claims
Compassionate Representation for Survivors
Fighting for Survivors
We fight for survivors of institutional and individual sexual abuse, providing compassionate representation while pursuing justice and accountability. Our experienced attorneys understand the courage it takes to come forward and are committed to protecting your rights throughout the legal process.
Current Sexual Abuse Cases
Active litigation we're pursuing on behalf of survivors
Rideshare Sexual Abuse
Pursuing justice for passengers assaulted by Uber and Lyft drivers. Holding rideshare companies accountable for inadequate safety measures.
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Juvenile Abuse
Representing survivors of abuse in juvenile detention and care facilities. Holding institutions accountable for failing to protect vulnerable youth.
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Physician Sexual Abuse
Holding medical professionals accountable for abuse of power and violation of trust. Pursuing justice against healthcare providers who harm patients.
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Childhood Sexual Abuse
Fighting for survivors under extended statutes of limitations for childhood sexual abuse. New laws provide additional time to seek justice.
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Trauma-Informed Care
We understand the impact of trauma and provide a safe, supportive environment throughout the legal process.
Confidentiality
Your privacy is paramount. We protect your identity and personal information throughout the legal process.
Relentless Advocacy
We fight tirelessly for accountability and justice, taking on powerful institutions and individuals.
No Upfront Costs
You pay nothing unless we win your case. Justice shouldn't depend on your ability to pay.
Related Knowledge
Educational articles for survivors and families
Rideshare Sexual Assault Knowledge
Eight educational articles on Uber and Lyft sexual assault lawsuits, eligibility, MDLs, and what to expect.
Read ArticlesSexual Abuse Knowledge Hub
Overview of survivor rights, legal options, and related educational resources.
Read ArticlesFrequently Asked Questions
Questions survivors often ask before contacting a lawyer
Do I have to go to court and tell my story in public?
+Not always. Many claims resolve without a public trial. Your attorney can explain confidentiality options and what information is needed for a case review.
What if the abuse happened years ago?
+Time limits are longer in many states for childhood sexual abuse, and some jurisdictions have revival windows. Do not assume it is too late without a review.
Can I bring a claim against a company, not only the individual?
+Yes, when the company or institution failed to protect people it had a duty to protect. That is a common theory in rideshare, facility, and medical-setting cases.
Will the first conversation create a public record?
+A confidential case review does not file a lawsuit. You can ask questions before deciding whether to move forward.
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