Sexual Assault Attorney in Flushing, Queens

Holding Institutions Accountable for Sexual Assault in Queens

Our firm is built around one area of law: sexual abuse litigation. We don’t divide attention across general personal injury work. Every case we take involves a survivor, an institution that failed them, and a legal strategy designed to expose that failure.

Institutional liability is where meaningful accountability lives. When a school, religious organization, employer, or other institution enables abuse through negligence, a cover-up, or a policy of indifference, it carries both assets and legal responsibility. New York’s Child Victims Act allows survivors to bring civil claims against private and public institutions for exactly this kind of negligence, and it removed the prior requirement to file a notice of claim before suing a public institution. We pursue these organizations directly, building cases that target systemic failures rather than stopping at the individual abuser.

We combine hard-fought litigation with a survivor-first approach because the legal process shouldn’t re-traumatize the people we’re trying to help. We pursue precedent-setting strategies and novel legal theories that expand survivors’ rights and hold institutions to a higher standard. When a legal door appears closed, we look for arguments that may open it.

How We Support Survivors Throughout the Process

Our first conversation with a survivor is not a rushed screening call. We hear you out fully, even when the situation is complicated or emotionally difficult, and we stay kind and supportive from the very beginning, before a case is accepted, because that’s when it matters most.

We take time to explain each step clearly so you understand what’s happening and why. Our goal is to give you a sense of agency throughout the legal journey, not just keep you informed. For clients who need a little extra support during meetings, we also bring in our comfort dog, because how you feel in this process matters to us.