Every sexual abuse case is different. There are many aspects that affect the level of damages, ranging from medical expenses to pain and suffering. Some are easy to determine, such as medical expenses like counseling [...]

The Louisiana sex abuse lookback window law that was passed in 2021 created a three-year window to allow any victim of any age to sue over their sexual abuse. The "lookback window" deadline is June [...]

In many cases, yes. For example, organizations that hide or cover up sexual abuse, fail to investigate claims, or manipulate or coerce victims can be held accountable for their actions or inaction. Such is the [...]

No. A civil lawsuit can be filed regardless of whether you choose to file a police report against a perpetrator of sexual abuse.

When determining compensation in a sexual abuse claim, there are many considerations. These include physical and emotional pain and suffering, lost income and earning capacity, decreased quality and enjoyment of life, medical bills, and other [...]

Filing a civil lawsuit can't take away the trauma of abuse, but it can help survivors of sexual abuse to secure compensation for medical or therapy bills, emotional distress, pain and suffering, and more. A [...]