Who Can Be Held Liable In A Sexual Abuse Case? - Washington Law Center - Make Abusers Pay

Who can be held liable in a childhood sexual abuse case?

Anyone who abused you or failed to report childhood sexual abuse should be held accountable.

At Washington Law Center, we have also filed many successful claims for victims where entities and institutions have failed children. This includes lawsuits against the following: Churches, The State of Washington, DSHS, CPS, DCYF, Schools, Daycares, Sports Clubs, and more.

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Anyone who abused you or failed to prevent childhood sexual abuse should be held accountable. At Washington Law Center, that is at the core of our beliefs and part of our mission. In Washington, abusers themselves most certainly can be held liable for the harm and the damage they caused.

Beyond suing abusers, we have also filed many successful claims for victims where entities and institutions have failed children. This includes churches, the state, DSHS, CPS, DCYF, schools and administrators, the Scouts and other clubs, daycares, and sports clubs. Truly, any entity that has care of children and fails to vet its employees and volunteers can and should be held liable when their children are abused. Washington Law Center has and will continue to fight for victims against any individual, entity, or agency. Not all firms have the resources to pursue these claims. We do.

We will listen. We will investigate and learn about your claim. We will fight for you.