If You Attended a Private School, Religious Institution, or Other Private Organization, or were employed by a non-government employer, and Experienced Sexual Abuse or Misconduct, We Want to Fight for You.
What Is This About?
Private schools, religious institutions, boarding schools, and youth organizations are entrusted with the safety and well-being of children and young adults. Yet some institutions have failed to prevent abuse, properly investigate complaints, or hold perpetrators accountable—sometimes prioritizing reputation over safety. In addition, some employers failed to monitor and take reasonable precautions to prevent workplace sexual abuse.
Why It Matters
This isn’t just about one survivor or one institution. When survivors come forward, it can expose systemic failures, prevent future harm, and protect others from experiencing the same abuse. Your courage in stepping forward can drive meaningful accountability and lasting institutional change.
What You Get
If we take your case, you’ll be standing up not only for yourself but for others who may have been silenced. Legal action can help pursue accountability, uncover concealed misconduct, and push institutions to implement stronger protections. Your voice can help ensure that trusted spaces become safer for future generations.
Who Qualifies
You experienced sexual abuse or misconduct at a private school, religious institution, boarding school, private employer, or similar private organization;
The abuse involved a staff member, clergy member, coach, administrator, or person in authority;
You are ready to explore your legal rights and options; and
You want experienced legal advocates to fight for accountability.
How It Works
Complete a confidential intake form
Our legal team will review your submission
If we’re a fit, we’ll contact you directly about next steps
Why Stevens LC
We are a law firm dedicated to representing survivors of institutional sexual abuse. We work with investigators, trauma-informed professionals, and experts to build strong cases, pursue justice, and push for systemic reform. Our work is focused on accountability, survivor empowerment, and long-term change.