Abuse and Sex Abuse Lawyers – Competent Confidential Representation

In addition to helping survivors of sexual abuse, we are relentless in our pursuit of accountability from the powerful institutions that allowed this abuse to happen. When churches, schools, youth organizations, and employers turn a blind eye to warning signs or actively conceal sexual misconduct, they must be held responsible. It is only through visible and widespread institutional change that we will bring this abhorrent cultural phenomenon to a halt.

For decades, trusted institutions such as churches, residential programs and schools, have failed the very people they were meant to protect. We partner with survivors to expose these failures, pursue legal justice, and secure meaningful compensation. Whether the abuse happened in childhood or recently, our legal team is here to help you take back control—with compassion, confidentiality, and strength.

With a national presence and extensive experience in sexual abuse litigation, our attorneys have taken on some of the largest and most influential organizations in the country. We build strategic, trauma-informed cases designed to reveal the truth, hold negligent systems accountable, and create lasting change.

If you or someone you care about has experienced sexual abuse—especially in an institutional setting—we are ready to stand with you. Our consultations are private and free of charge. You are not alone.

Sexual Abuse

Sexual abuse is often more than an individual crime—it is a systemic crisis. Survivors are frequently targeted in environments where abuse is tolerated, ignored, or actively hidden. When schools fail to protect students, when churches shield clergy, when healthcare organizations overlook misconduct—these institutions become complicit. Our firm specializes in identifying and holding accountable the institutions that failed in their duty to protect. We help survivors uncover the truth and pursue the justice they deserve.

Types of Sexual Abuse

Institutional sexual abuse takes many forms. Survivors may be abused by clergy, teachers, coaches, physicians, foster parents, or supervisors—often under the guise of mentorship or care. Sexual abuse may involve physical assault, coercion, grooming, or emotional manipulation. What unites these cases is the environment of power and trust that allows abuse to thrive unchecked. We expose the full range of misconduct and the organizational blind spots that permitted it. Whether it’s a school that ignored complaints or an employer that failed to act, we investigate and pursue every responsible party.

Sexual Abuse Lawsuits

Civil lawsuits are one of the most effective tools for exposing institutional sexual abuse. Unlike criminal cases, which are focused on convicting an individual, civil litigation gives survivors the opportunity to uncover systemic negligence, compel internal accountability, and secure financial compensation. Our attorneys understand the complexity of these cases and have experience litigating against religious institutions, public and private schools, healthcare providers, and national nonprofits. We ensure your voice is heard and that the entities responsible for sexual abuse are held to account in a court of law.

Sexual Abuse Compensation

Survivors of sexual abuse often carry the marks of lifelong trauma. Compensation through a civil claim can help support medical care, therapy, lost wages, and the emotional costs of healing. But beyond monetary recovery, civil lawsuits can also force policy reforms and systemic change. We pursue full, fair sexual abuse compensation—not only for what was lost, but for what must be corrected in the systems that failed. In some cases, we also pursue punitive damages to penalize particularly egregious misconduct and send a clear message that silence and inaction in cases of sexual abuse will not be tolerated.

Seeking Legal Help for a Sexual Abuse Case Against an Institution

When you’ve been hurt by sexual abuse—especially by someone within an institution you trusted—the thought of legal action can feel overwhelming. But you are not alone. Survivors across the country have stepped forward to hold both abusers and institutions accountable, and doing so can be a powerful way to seek justice.

For many, pursuing a lawsuit is not only about financial compensation. It is also about exposing systemic failures, protecting others from similar harm, and reclaiming one’s voice after being silenced.

You’ve been silenced long enough. We’re here to fight for you—and to hold institutions fully accountable for enabling abuse of any kind.