Why More Survivors Are Speaking Out in Missouri Today
In recent years, Missouri and the rest of the country have seen a powerful shift: more survivors of child sexual
Practical guidance about sexual abuse and crime-victim civil claims, including institutional responsibility, evidence preservation, privacy, filing deadlines, and accountability options for survivors and families.
In recent years, Missouri and the rest of the country have seen a powerful shift: more survivors of child sexual
Child sexual abuse cases are among the most sensitive and complex areas of law. Survivors are often very young when
Sending children back to school each fall is an exciting milestone, but for many families, it also raises concerns about
Residential treatment centers and therapeutic boarding schools are meant to provide care, structure, and support for children and teenagers facing
Field trips and school-sponsored travel are designed to enrich children’s education and provide memorable experiences. From visits to museums and
When children are abused in schools, churches, camps, or other youth-serving organizations, the immediate focus is often on the individual
Parents trust schools, camps, churches, and youth-serving organizations to carefully vet the adults placed in positions of authority over children.
Each school day, thousands of Missouri families place their trust in school buses and transportation services to safely carry children
Parents expect schools to be safe environments where children can learn and grow without fear of harm. Unfortunately, cases of
Child sexual abuse rarely begins with sudden or obvious acts of harm. Instead, abusers often use a calculated process known