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Schools in Los Angeles not only have the obligation to teach our children, but also provide them with a reasonable amount of protection from the danger that poses risks for injury. However, when schools fail to act reasonably in...

A never-ending commitment to the children of Los Angeles and Southern California The Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles reportedly sees 500 to 600 cases of child abuse each year. Of this alarming number, 42% of the...

Advocating for the safety of women throughout Southern California In 1994, the United States Congress passed the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), which provided funding and resources for the prosecution of violent offenses...

Helping victims throughout Southern California take back control over their lives Aggressively advocating for sexual abuse victims’ rights in Southern California. According to the National Center for Victims of Crime, hundreds...

Seeking compensation against California’s government entities Personal injury claims often arise from someone’s negligence while performing the duties of his or her employment. When the offender is employed by the government,...

How criminal cases work in California The criminal case is brought by the district attorney’s (D.A.) office against the perpetrator. The D.A. is not the lawyer for the victim, but rather is the lawyer for “the people.”...

Statutes of limitations for civil claims involving sexual assault The state of California has multiple timelines for sexual assault cases. While different criminal charges have different statutes of limitations, civil claims all...