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Sexual Abuse Case Results and Lawsuits

Sexual abuse refers to any sexual activity with a minor initiated by an adult or significantly older individual. This can encompass a wide range of non-consensual behaviors, from inappropriate touching to more severe forms of sexual assault. Such actions not only breach the legal and ethical standards meant to protect children but also inflict profound psychological trauma on the survivors, potentially affecting them for the rest of their lives.

The road to healing for survivors is often long and complex. However, seeking legal justice and holding your abuser accountable can help facilitate recovery. Filing a lawsuit and pursuing legal action against abusers and negligent institutions offers survivors a formal avenue to voice their experiences and seek justice. This can be an essential part of the healing process.

Legal action can also result in financial compensation for the survivor. While no amount of money can undo the harm caused, compensation can support the survivor's journey toward healing by covering the life-long costs of therapy, medical treatment, and other related expenses that arise in the aftermath of abuse, including PTSD.

Moreover, holding sexual abusers and negligent institutions accountable has broader implications beyond individual cases. It sends a strong message that such behavior is unacceptable and will not be tolerated, potentially deterring future acts of molestation. When institutions are held accountable, it emphasizes the importance of implementing effective measures to protect children under their care. This can lead to systemic changes, including the adoption of stricter safeguarding policies, more rigorous background checks for employees, and comprehensive training programs that prevent abuse.

Our Sexual Abuse Lawyers Have Obtained Life-Changing Compensation For Hundreds of Survivors

At Cerri, Boskovich & Allard, we are deeply aware of the profound impact of childhood sexual abuse and are committed to empowering sexual abuse survivors and helping them reclaim their personal power. We know that while this trauma is part of their story, it does not encompass their entire identity.

Our mission extends beyond the courtroom; we strive for substantial compensation to aid in the long-term recovery of survivors, having successfully secured millions of dollars for this purpose. But our commitment doesn't end with financial support; we're at the forefront of advocating for stringent laws to protect children from sexual molesters and predators.

By holding abusers and negligent institutions accountable, we not only seek individual justice but also contribute to creating a safer future for all children. Here are some additional sexual abuse case results that we’ve secured for our clients:


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“Working with CBA has been a truly remarkable experience. They exude genuineness, openness, and transparency, transforming a challenging situation into a positive one. Lauren, in particular, consistently displayed empathy, ensuring a comfortable and safe environment throughout.”

Jane Doe v. San Francisco Unified School District

Jane Doe
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“Every step of the way, Lauren gave me hope when I felt hopeless, and she gave me help when I felt helpless. Lauren was the attorney who I knew was in my corner, and she will undoubtedly continue to be in the corner of survivors to hold their abuser and institution accountable.”

Jane Doe 2 v. East Side Union High School District

Jane Doe 2
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“What happened to me needed to be addressed. I missed out on such an important part of my life, while my institution made no qualms. You don’t get to push kids under a rug. I’m glad I was given an opportunity to address my broken life.”

Jane Doe v. Saratoga–Los Gatos Union High School District

Jane Doe
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“My family and I were so thankful for the law services and guidance received during a very emotional and challenging time; the care, sensitivity and professionalism with which our case was handled provided us with a sense of calm, clarity and confidence that we could not have navigated on our own or for each other.” Mary Doe
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