There is no situation in which sexual abuse should be tolerated or go unpunished. If you or someone you love has experienced sexual abuse as an adult or a child, we encourage you to speak your truth. Many survivors decide to suffer in silence because they believe too much time has passed for them to...
There is absolutely no situation in which you should have to tolerate unwelcome sexual contact. If you or a loved one has experienced any sort of physical contact or behavior that you did not consent to, it is important to know you have rights and your voice matters. There are a number of sexual assault...
Sexual abuse is a harrowing experience that can leave lasting emotional, psychological, and physical scars on survivors. In Washington state, victims of sexual abuse have legal recourse to claim damages for the harm they’ve endured. This blog explores the various forms of compensation available to survivors, empowering them to seek justice and healing. Damages...
Survivors of sexual abuse often have physical, psychological, and emotional scars. If you or a loved one has experienced such trauma, you may wonder, Can I sue an institution for sexual abuse? In Washington, the answer is yes. Legal recourse is available, and at Brett McCandlis Brown & Conner PLLC, we are here to guide...
Sexual abuse is a serious crime that can devastate the victim, often leaving them silenced and alone. In Washington State, reporting sexual abuse is crucial in seeking justice, safeguarding others from potential harm, and protecting survivors’ rights. To help you take a stand against perpetrators, this article will guide you through how to report sexual...
Every 68 seconds, an American is sexually assaulted. Every 9 minutes, that victim is a minor. If you are a survivor of sexual assault, you should know that it’s never your fault. A sexual assault has life-long consequences for a victim, and the harmful effects of such a traumatic experience often result in depression, shame,...
One of the reasons that many sexual abuse survivors decide not to file a claim is that they are not sure if they have a valid case against their abuser. Each state has its own definition of what qualifies as sexual abuse. What constitutes sexual abuse in Washington State may not be the same in...
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