Sex Abuse

New York Adult Survivors Act

New law opens one-year “look-back” window for victims of sex abuse to sue their assailants for damages – regardless how long ago...

Introduction to Child Victims Act

On February 14, 2019, the governor of New York signed into law the Child Victims Act. Calling this vital legislation is an...

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