When you report clergy sexual abuse, a criminal investigation may begin. In some cases, the church or diocese may cover up the abuse instead of reporting it to authorities. In either case, you can work with a clergy sexual abuse lawyer to hold your abuser (and any entity that covered up your abuse) liable. Here, …
Clergy sexual abuse of power occurs when a member of the clergy uses their position to sexually abuse an individual—either a minor or an adult. The psychological and emotional effects of the abuse can last a lifetime. There is no shame in having suffered clergy sexual abuse, being a survivor, and speaking up against it. …
The current statute of limitations on clergy child sexual abuse lawsuits in Maryland, Md. Cts. and Jud. Proc. § 5-117, requires survivors to file a lawsuit no more than 20 years after they reach the age of majority, or by their 38th birthday to file a civil claim against the perpetrator and institutions responsible for …
You may be eligible to file a clergy sexual abuse lawsuit against the Catholic Church if you were abused by a clergy member. Survivors of sexual abuse may be eligible to pursue compensation related to medical expenses, pain and suffering, and other financial damages caused. It takes great courage to come forward and take action …
Evidence you may need for a clergy sexual abuse lawsuit could include medical records, expert input, and witness statements. Survivors of clergy sexual abuse have the right to file lawsuits against those who wronged them. Evidence helps your legal team prove that you deserve compensation. If you faced clergy sexual abuse, a lawyer from our …
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