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Sexual Abuse

Incidents of sexual abuse and sexual assault are on the rise. According to Bureau of Justice statistics, in 2004, there were over 209,880 incidents of sexual assaults reported nationwide.

The vast majority of sexual assault victims are under the age of 18-years-old. Studies suggest that nearly 1 in 3 girls and 1 in 7 boys are molested before the age of 18. Sadly, most cases of child sexual abuse are never reported. Studies show that only 6% to 12% of sexual abuse cases are ever reported.

Barry & Loewy LLP represents victims of sexual abuse and their families. We believe the sexual predators should not only be criminally prosecuted for these crimes but also be held civilly liable. While no amount of money will ever truly compensate a victim or a family for this horrific crime, we believe those at fault should pay for their actions. In September 2007, Barry & Loewy LLP settled a sexual molestation against a Houston daycare program.

Click here for a free Personal Injury claim review or see our Sexual Abuse FAQs page for more information.

In addition, many companies employ individuals who commit sexual crimes and do nothing to stop them. We believe these companies should be held financially accountable for their negligent actions.

If you or a loved one has been the victim of sexual abuse or sexual assault, you deserve justice. We represent victims and their families and understand the pain and embarrassment associated with these incidents. As such, we make the process as confidential and supportive as possible.

Barry & Loewy LLP has garnered national attention and praise due to our representation of sexual abuse victims. If you or are a loved one has been a victim of sexual abuse or sexual assault, contact Barry & Loewy LLP at (800) 892-5044 or through our online form.

For more information, please see our Sexual Abuse Frequently Asked Questions.

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