Legal Options for Survivors
If this story resonates with you, you may have legal options.
Civil litigation cannot undo what happened. But it can hold abusers accountable in ways the criminal system often does not — and force a public, permanent record of what was done. Moriah’s case shows that a jury will believe you. The attorneys who represented Moriah are available to hear from other survivors of child sexual abuse, in strict confidence and at no obligation.
Very few victims take this step. That does not mean the step is wrong — it means it is hard. If you are ready to have a conversation, reach out.
All inquiries are confidential. There is no obligation. Both attorneys intend to litigate child sexual abuse matters together, where appropriate.