In response to sexual abuse litigation, a diocese might declare bankruptcy. As a victim, you need to know what that means for your civil sexual abuse lawsuit and your access to damages. When a diocese files for bankruptcy, any litigation involving the diocese pauses...
When a victim dies by suicide because of the abuse they endured, survivors may have a wrongful death claim. These are complicated and emotionally challenging cases, and it helps to have a compassionate, experienced lawyer by your side. You might be able to hold an...
Sexual abuse cases can be challenging to handle for a number of reasons. Not only are these cases highly emotionally charged, but victims often prefer a certain degree of privacy. Sometimes, victims do not even want to name the defendants publicly. It may be possible...
Pain and suffering are among the hardest damages to calculate, but some of the most consequential for sexual abuse victims. We know how to calculate non-economic damages, and can tell you how much you deserve from a settlement. Pain and suffering are calculated using...
Sexual abuse by any person or organization that was supposed to look after and care for your child is a serious issue. In many cases, businesses and institutions can be held accountable for sexual abuse alongside the individual abuser. Rules vary from state to state,...
The recent arrests of two Laurel Highlands High School teachers – civics teacher Martin Gatti and JROTC instructor Daniel Cervone – have rightfully shaken the community to its core. When one, let alone two, educators are alleged to have sexually abused a child, it is...
