When Silence Ends, Justice Begins.

Trial Lawyers United LLC represents survivors of sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse with compassion, strength, and absolute confidentiality.

In the Relentless Pursuit of Justice. Results without Risk.

Overview

Survivors of sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse face trauma that lasts far beyond the incident itself. The pain is not only physical or emotional—it can shape every part of life. At Trial Lawyers United LLC, we help survivors reclaim their voice, their safety, and their future through the justice system and beyond.

We represent survivors across the country in civil claims against individuals, institutions, churches, schools, and corporations that allowed abuse to occur. Our attorneys understand how to navigate sensitive cases with empathy and precision, ensuring survivors are treated with dignity every step of the way.

You are not alone. It’s never too late to come forward.

Who’s Liable / How Fault Works

Sexual abuse cases are often about more than one person’s misconduct—they’re often about the systems that enabled the abuse. We pursue claims against:
– Religious organizations and dioceses that covered up or ignored reports of abuse.
– Schools, camps, and youth programs that failed to screen or supervise staff and volunteers.
– Employers and institutions that ignored complaints or failed to act.
– Corporations and rideshare companies that placed profit over safety.
– Landlords, property owners, or security companies that failed to protect tenants or guests.

We build every case through careful investigation, expert testimony, and survivor-centered advocacy, always protecting your identity and control over the process.

Where Abuse Commonly Occurs

Sexual assault and abuse can happen anywhere trust is violated or supervision fails. Common contexts include:
– Churches and religious institutions
– Private and public schools
– Daycares, youth sports, and summer camps
– Medical and mental health settings
– Foster care and group homes
– Rideshare vehicles and hospitality businesses
– Workplaces, colleges, and residential housing

Every survivor’s experience is unique—but every survivor deserves justice.

Impact of Sexual Assault and Abuse

Sexual violence leaves lasting wounds that may surface years or even decades later. Survivors often experience:
– Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
– Anxiety, depression, and insomnia
– Substance abuse or self-harm
– Relationship and trust difficulties
– Physical injuries or chronic pain
– Repressed or resurfacing memories

Our attorneys work with trauma-informed therapists, forensic experts, and victim advocates to ensure your case reflects both the visible and invisible harm caused by abuse.

What to Do if You’re Ready to Come Forward

1. Put your safety first. If you’re in immediate danger, contact local law enforcement or a trusted person.
   2. Seek medical and psychological support. Document injuries and treatment.
   3. Preserve evidence if you can—clothing, messages, or written accounts.
   4. Write down everything you remember, even if incomplete. Memory gaps are normal.
   5. Contact Trial Lawyers United LLC. Our trauma-informed team will listen without judgment, explain your rights, and handle everything confidentially and with compassion.You decide how far to go—we guide you every step of the way.

How We Help

The lawyers at Trial Lawyers United LLC brings decades of litigation experience to some of the most sensitive cases in civil law. We hold predators and enablers accountable while minimizing retraumatization for survivors.

We can:
– File civil lawsuits against perpetrators and negligent institutions.
– Help you pursue compensation for therapy, medical care, lost wages, and emotional harm.
– Protect your identity through confidentiality orders or pseudonyms.
– Coordinate with law enforcement or prosecutors when criminal action is pending.

We take every case on a contingency basis. There are no upfront fees and no costs unless we win. Results without risk.

FAQ

Q: Is it too late to file a claim?

A: Many states have extended or removed statutes of limitations for survivors of sexual assault and childhood abuse. Even if the abuse happened decades ago, you may still have legal options. We can help you figure that out.

Q: Will my name or story become public?

A: Not unless you want it to. We can file using initials or pseudonyms and seek confidentiality protections throughout the process.

Q: Do I have to go through a criminal trial?

A: No. Civil cases are separate from criminal prosecutions and allow survivors to seek financial accountability directly from perpetrators and institutions.

Q: What does it cost to hire your firm?

A: Nothing upfront. We handle all costs and only recover if we win—results without risk.