What Survivors Need to Know About Bondholders in Sexual Abuse Settlements
When survivors of clergy or institutional sexual abuse come forward in large numbers, institutions such as dioceses, churches, and schools sometimes respond by filing for
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When survivors of clergy or institutional sexual abuse come forward in large numbers, institutions such as dioceses, churches, and schools sometimes respond by filing for
Suppose that years ago, a young person experiences an act of sexual abuse or assault. It happens once, but the emotional aftershocks ripple through decades
A woman leaves a bar late at night and hails an Uber. On the way home, the driver makes an unexpected detour to a dark,
Survivors (or parents/guardians of minors) considering a civil case after sexual abuse or assault—whether an individual offender, an institution (school, youth program, religious organization, healthcare
Many institutions such as the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (The LDS or ‘Mormon’ Church), the Catholic Church, universities, youth organizations, and private
When most people hear the term “child abuse,” they think of very young children. However, a large share of school-related sexual misconduct involves older teens,
Healing doesn’t happen on anyone else’s timeline; it happens when a survivor feels ready. And for most survivors, it may take several years to come
An 18-year-old is curled up on the couch, watching a popular streaming series. It’s a crime drama, one of those gritty ones that doesn’t shy
Searching for legal options after surviving something that never should have happened? The violation, the betrayal, the lingering trauma—it doesn’t disappear with time. Maybe the
You never thought you’d have to fight to protect your child from the very person who was supposed to love them unconditionally. Maybe you’ve noticed