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Support and legal options for survivors of abuse

Your answers to a few short questions will help us understand your situation and whether you have legal options. It's confidential and free, and nothing moves forward without you.

Trauma-informed intake

You decide what information to share

Confidential review

Your identity stays protected

No upfront fees

Your case review is free

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  • Juvenile Detention Centers
  • Treatment Centers
  • Rideshare Companies
  • Online Platforms
  • Religious Institutions

The institutions that failed you can be held accountable

Many survivors were harmed in places that were supposed to keep them safe. If an institution's negligence, cover-up or failure to act contributed to what happened, it can be held responsible in civil court.

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Rideshare Companies

Uber and Lyft drivers have assaulted thousands of passengers. Survivors are holding these companies accountable for inadequate background checks and ignored safety complaints.

Online Platforms

Roblox, Discord, Snapchat and Fortnite have become hunting grounds for predators. Families are suing these platforms for failing to protect children from exploitation.

Religious Organizations

Survivors of abuse within The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are pursuing claims against the institution for covering up abuse instead of protecting children.

Institutional Care

Juvenile detention centers and residential treatment facilities have long histories of staff abuse against the people in their custody. Survivors are holding these institutions accountable.

Here's what happens when you reach out

1

Request a free case review

Fill out a short, confidential form or call us when you're ready. You only share what you're comfortable sharing — there are no wrong answers, and no obligation to move forward.

2

Review your options confidentially

We'll connect you with an attorney who handles cases like yours. They'll explain your legal options in plain language, answer your questions and help you decide whether to move forward.

3

We'll handle the rest of the process

If you choose to move forward, your attorney takes it from there — building your case, dealing with the institution and keeping you informed. You pay nothing unless your case is successful.

Experienced attorneys representing survivors of abuse

The attorneys in our network have spent years representing survivors in cases against the institutions that enabled the abuse. They know how these cases work and what survivors need to move forward.

  • Experienced abuse litigators
  • Confidential, trauma-informed intake
  • No fees unless your case is successful
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Recover medical and therapy costs

Past and ongoing expenses for physical and mental health treatment

Replace lost income and earning capacity

Wages missed during recovery and reduced ability to work in the future

Seek damages for pain and suffering

Compensation for the emotional and psychological impact of the abuse

Hold institutions accountable for misconduct

Punitive damages in cases of gross negligence or cover-ups

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Frequently asked questions

You may be able to file a civil claim if you were abused by an individual while in the care of an institution — or if an institution's negligence, cover-up or failure to act contributed to the abuse. This includes survivors of abuse in juvenile detention, treatment facilities, rideshares, religious organizations and online platforms. Parents can also file on behalf of children who were harmed.

Find out what your legal options look like, confidentially

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