Yes. Everything you share with us is strictly confidential. Our teams understand the utmost importance of survivor confidentiality and privacy protection.
Yes, please feel free and safe to provide an email and phone number and a very brief message to be contacted. A member of our team will contact you as you wish and discuss your situation privately with you.
We record calls made from the website so our team knows if the efforts to reach survivors are successful. Your information is never shared. To avoid call recording, submit a form for a callback from the firm instead.
All initial consultations are completely free. We work on a contingency basis, meaning we only receive payment if we succeed in your civil case.
Our teams work strictly on a contingency basis, meaning we only get paid via a portion of your settlement if we win your case.
Most of our clients are able to remain anonymous under a pseudonym such as Jane Doe or John Doe. Many cases are settled before they can proceed to a trial. If a case must proceed to trial, it is up to the court whether the survivor, or plaintiff, can remain anonymous. However, our attorneys will do everything we can to protect and shield your identity.
No, filing a civil lawsuit is intended to hold abusers accountable by securing compensation for survivors in civil courts. Criminal charges are pursued by the state or federal government to punish perpetrators via criminal charges. Your abuser does not have to have a criminal conviction to be held liable in a civil case.
