Cases of sexual abuse perpetrated against children are an unfortunate reality. Schools come up frequently in these cases, and the victim and their families may sue public and private schools for sexual abuse. However, there are key differences in lawsuits against...
Filing a sexual abuse lawsuit helps survivors get justice and obtain some compensation for their damages. Filing a lawsuit doesn’t mean you necessarily have to go to trial, however, and our lawyers may settle your case so you don’t have to go to court and face an...
While the statute of limitations passing typically bars victims from filing sexual abuse lawsuits, there are certain circumstances where survivors may still be able to seek justice, like if their state has an open “lookback window,” or a change to the statute of...
Sexual abuse cases may involve a whole host of criminal charges and civil claims. Many cases lead to criminal charges for perpetrators, and victims may file civil claims for damages. Although these cases may overlap in significant ways, they are legally separate and...
Sexual abuse may take many forms, and it is often perpetrated against vulnerable people by those in positions of authority. It is not unusual for people to use the authority of their job to sexually abuse others. If an employer ignores complaints about abuse, they...
When children go to school, their parents do not go with them. However, this does not mean that nobody is responsible for the safety and well-being of school children. Their schools take on the role of parent, at least in a legal sense, while the children are at...
