Georgia child molestation lawsuits for church, school or doctor sex assault.
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Georgia Sexual Abuse Lawyers
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Our Georgia sexual abuse lawyers represent victims of sexual exploitation. Sexual abuse has been found in schools, churches, medical facilities and Boy Scout troops, among many other places. We file Georgia sexual abuse lawsuits for children and adults molested by staff, members or affiliates of such institutions. In addition, we represent kids, adults and senior citizens sexually assaulted at an assisted living facility or medical office.
The Georgia child molestation lawyers on our team are experienced handling the sensitive nature of these matters. We work with clients and family members to investigate the facts of each case. In addition, we review mental health and other medical records for use in documenting the claim.
Georgia sexual abuse lawsuits may be filed against a variety of negligent establishments:
- Schools, Daycare or Sports Teams
- Religious Institutions (Church, Temple, Synagogue, Jehovah Witness)
- Nursing Home, Assisted Living Facility, or Doctor’s Office
- Foster Care Family
- And more
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Our team of GA sexual abuse lawyers have represented thousands of victims of wrongful conduct. In addition, we have recovered millions of dollars in financial compensation for clients. Click here for additional information on our victim’s rights law firm.
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Georgia Child Molestation Lawsuits for Victims of School or Church
Individuals sexually abused by a person of power may be entitled to file a GA sexual abuse lawsuit for financial compensation.
Examples of a “person of power” include:
- Teacher, Principal or Counselor
- Doctor, Nurse, Home Attendant
- Priest, Rabbi or Member of Clergy (click for Catholic Church Sex Abuse Guidelines reviewed by Georgia church abuse lawyers)
- Foster Parent or Foster Family Member
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Victims may have been abused either as a child or as an adult. However, victims are urged to act promptly as claims must be filed within the Statute of Limitations time period.
Contact our Georgia sexual abuse attorneys for a free case review.