child sexual abuse
Attorneys fighting
for survivors
and families

Our child sexual abuse lawyers put survivors first, fighting for justice and handling every case with the compassion and privacy it deserves.





Get To Know Your Personal Legal Team

With over 250,000 cases handled, each child protection attorney on our team brings the experience and focus survivors and families need when seeking accountability for abuse.

Results

Our record of results in cases nationwide shows how our attorneys fight for outcomes that provide safety, accountability, and lasting support.

Types of Child Sexual Abuse Cases We Handle

Legal help for child sexual abuse survivors may involve a civil lawsuit, creating a path to justice that criminal charges alone can’t provide. These cases can also secure resources for therapy and long-term recovery, helping survivors move forward with greater stability.

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Abuse in schools

Children harmed by teachers, staff, or administrators.

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Religious institution abuse

Clergy or church leaders concealed or enabled misconduct.

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Youth organization abuse

Abuse occurring in groups such as Scouts or after-school clubs.

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Sports programs and camps

Coaches or staff exploited their position of trust.

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Foster and group homes

Children mistreated while placed in state or private care.

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Institutional negligence

Organizations ignored credible reports or shielded abusers.

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Daycare and childcare settings

Young children harmed while entrusted to caregivers.

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Medical facilities and professionals

Survivors abused by doctors, nurses, or other providers.

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Online exploitation

Abuse carried out or facilitated through digital platforms.

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Justice starts with one call

From the first call to the final verdict, our clients share how we stood by them and delivered results when it mattered most.

Ways We Can Support You

Every trial attorney on our team is trained to fight aggressively for your rights. Here’s how our team will help throughout the legal process.

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Free Case Review

We’ll review your claim and explain the best legal options available.

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claim investigation

Our team gathers evidence and builds a strong case from the start.

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expert Negotiation

We deal directly with insurers to secure the maximum recovery possible.

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Court Representation

If a fair settlement isn’t possible, we’re ready to fight for you at trial.

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No-Win, No-Fee

We guarantee that you don’t pay us unless we win your case.

Compassionate Answers to Questions About Child Sexual Abuse Claims

Understanding the long-term effects of childhood trauma also means knowing what legal options exist. Here we provide clear guidance to help families navigate the process.

An attorney becomes a buffer between the survivor and the legal system. That means the lawyer speaks on the survivor’s behalf in court, deals with the defense team, and takes on communication with schools, churches, or other institutions involved. Survivors don’t have to retell painful experiences over and over because their attorney works to limit those situations. Protection also includes asking judges for closed hearings and pushing to seal records so details stay private.

Criminal cases are brought by the state and focus on punishing the offender with jail time or probation. Civil lawsuits are started by the survivor or their family and focus on compensation for the harm caused. That can include the cost of therapy, medical care, the financial impact of trauma, and more. Even if the state does not press charges, survivors still have the right to bring a civil claim to seek accountability and resources for recovery.

Absolutely. Many survivors need counseling or psychiatric care for years after the abuse, as well as on-going medical care. Civil claims can provide money to cover these costs so families aren’t left to pay on their own. Our lawyers often work with doctors and therapists to show how trauma continues to affect daily life and to estimate what care will be needed in the future. This helps ensure survivors have access to long-term support.

Privacy is built into the way these cases are handled. Our attorneys ask the court to seal records and keep a survivor’s name out of public filings whenever possible. We also prepare survivors so they know when they might need to speak and what will be shared, reducing the chance of surprises. The goal is to keep control of sensitive information so survivors feel safe while seeking justice.

Every state sets its own rules about when a lawsuit can be filed. Some have removed time limits altogether, while others have extended them so survivors can file many years later. Because these rules vary, waiting too long could still put a case at risk. Talking with our firm as soon as you are able is the best way to find out how much time the law in your state allows and whether the window is still open.

Child sexual abuse cases are complex. Survivors need attorneys who not only know the law but also understand how trauma affects memory, testimony, and trust in the process. A law firm that has handled these cases before will know how to prepare evidence and challenge institutions that try to cover up wrongdoing, and push for meaningful compensation. Just as important, experienced firms understand the emotional weight these cases carry and work to protect survivors throughout the process.

Industry News

New laws and policies continue to impact survivors. This section highlights changes that help families understand what protections may apply.