The trauma associated with sexual abuse extends further than the actual abusive conduct. It is not uncommon for victims of sexual assault to struggle with what to do after an attack, including reporting the crime. It is important to understand that, while you might...
Victims of sexual abuse and assault suffer not only physically, but mentally and emotionally as well. Many survivors are angry, scared, and ashamed. Often reporting or dealing with an incident of sexual assault or abuse is difficult. The compassionate attorneys and...
Childhood sexual abuse by a coach or another trusted adult is harmful to the victim and their family. The anger, trauma, and shame associated with sexual abuse can last a lifetime. Unfortunately, you do not have a lifetime to file a lawsuit. However, with the...
Victims of sexual abuse often find it difficult to come forward about what happened to them. In many cases, victims of childhood sexual abuse do not fully know what happened until they are adults and better understand the situation. Other times, pain and shame of...
Reporting sexual abuse is often a very serious task for people in authority at schools, churches, camps, and other institutions that care for children. Parents suspecting that their child might be a victim of sexual abuse also have a difficult obligation to pursue...
Sexual abuse claims can be difficult to deal with simply because the laws surrounding these claims tend to be more complex. For example, just determining how much time you have to file a civil claim for sexual abuse requires understanding multiple laws and how they...
