We firmly believe that it is time for survivors to stop paying for the harms others have caused. We fight to expose the dark side of gender-based violence and sexual violence and help you find your voice to end cycles of abuse and bring restorative justice for you and others.
It has come to our attention at Thomas Counselors at Law, LLC that Brian Kent, former partner of our joint venture partners, Laffey Bucci and Kent, LLP was terminated from the firm earlier this month.
Alleged victims of sexual abuse by Conrad Mainwaring and their attorneys will attend a court hearing where he is expected to plead guilty to of indecent assault and battery on children according to the Berkshire County District Attorney’s Office. Victims will make victim impact statements in court and via zoom.
Please join us on Tuesday, December 19, survivors, advocates, and lawmakers will join together to announce the Survivor Justice Agenda: key pieces of legislation that will put power back in the hands of survivors of sexual abuse in New York.
Supreme Court, New York County – Today, Hon. Arthur F. Engoron of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, New York County issued an order dismissing the lawsuit filed against Ms. Virginia Giuffre, an identified victim of sex trafficking by Jeffrey Epstein. This is a big win for survivors of human trafficking.
Please join Senator Brad Hoylman-Sigal, Assemblymember Linda Rosenthal, Safe Horizon, and legal experts for an informational webinar on the Adult Survivors Act (ASA) on Wednesday, July 26 at 4pm.
Sexual Assault Survivors have Rights! Come learn how to fight back against rapists, abusers, and enablers! We will have Food, Drinks & Treats by Local Vendors, Female-Led Boxing Lesson and Valentine’s Day Activities for All Ages
Sexual Assault Survivors have Rights! Come learn how to fight back against rapists, abusers, and enablers! We will have Food, Drinks & Treats by Local Vendors, Female-Led Boxing Lesson and Valentine’s Day Activities for All Ages
On May 24, 2022, Governor Kathy Hochul signed the Adult Survivors Act (ASA) into law, which gives survivors of sexual assault an opportunity to heal and seek justice.
On May 24, 2022, Governor Kathy Hochul signed the Adult Survivors Act (ASA) into law, which gives survivors of sexual assault an opportunity to heal and seek justice.
On July 29th, a Manhattan jury found former Beth Israel pain management physician/neurologist Richard Cruciani guilty on 12 counts of predatory sexual assault, sexual abuse, rape and other crimes stemming from crimes committed upon six of his former patients.
NYC's Gender Motivated Violence Act Coming in 2023
Marsh Law Firm Associate Helene Weiss and Thomas Legal Counselors at Law Founder Kat Thomas discuss New York City's Gender Motivated Violence Act which will take effect in 2023.
Safe Horizon, survivors, and lawmakers rallied for the Adult Survivors Act before the legislative session ends. Legislators have only 10 days to pass the bill. CVA survivors joined to urge legislators to open the lookback window to time-barred survivors who were over the age of 18 at the time of their abuse.
Safe Horizon supports the Adult Survivors Act which is proposed legislation that would create a special one-year lookback window to allow individuals who were 18 or older when they were sexually assaulted in New York State to file a lawsuit against the person who harmed them and/or the negligent institution. This bill is necessary because of the very short statute of limitations that most adult survivors of sexual assault currently face.
Former Olympian Conrad Avondale Mainwaring, the subject of a nearly three-year ESPN investigation, is arrested outside a Los Angeles courthouse Wednesday on felony charges stemming from his time as a camp counselor in the 1970s.
We litigate for survivors of child sexual abuse. This includes bringing cases under the New York and New Jersey Child Victims Act for survivors whose claims were previously time-barred.
We fight for the survivor's rights to compensation for the harms and trauma suffered as a result of the sexual violence perpetrated against them and for holding the perpetrators accountable.
We fight for your right to equal treatment under the law no matter your socioeconomic status, race, ethnicity, immigration status, criminal history, gender identity, or sexual orientation.