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Washington Sexual Abuse Attorneys
Did it Happen to You?
You deserve to have your story told.
Washington Law Center has one of the largest, most experienced teams of sexual abuse and injury attorneys in the state of Washington. We’ll do everything we can to get you compensated for how this trauma has affected your life.
We Get Victims Compensated.
Current Cases Of Interest
Dr. Josiah David Hill Sexual Assault Case – Olympic Medical Center
Dr. Josiah David Hill
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Washington Law Center has successfully sued abusers and institutions.
Case Results
for Past Sexual
Abuse Clients
$5,475,000 – Sexual Abuse by Coach (2023)
Settlements for students abused by wrestling coach.
$4,500,000 – Sexual Abuse by School Teacher (2022)
Settlement with Marysville School District for $4,500,000 along with a written apology for sexual abuse to two students by a longtime teacher and cheerleading adviser in mid-1980s.
$1,600,000 – Sibling Group Abused in Foster Care
D.Y. v. DSHS resulted in a $1,600,000 settlement for a man that was repeatedly abused as a child in multiple foster care settings where he and his siblings were placed.
$1,500,000 – Prolonged Child Abuse in Foster Care
In K.F. v. DSHS involving a child and his/her adoptive parents, $1,500,000 was recovered due to negligent placement in foster care that led to horrific prolonged abuse of the child.
$1,000,000 – Sexual Abuse by Teacher (2023)
Settlement for student who was abused while a student in the Kent School District.
$1,000,000 – Woman Sexually Assaulted at Medical Treatment Facility
Settlement for a woman who was sexually assaulted in a local in-patient setting.
$580,000 – Sexual Abuse by Step-Parent (2023)
Collected judgment against client’s step parent who committed abuse while the victim as a minor.
Washington Law Center has the experience to win your sexual abuse case.
We listen to your claim and help you understand the next steps available to you. We make abusers pay!
Sexual Abuse
Claim Resources:
Do I Have A Case?
Was I Sexually Abused?
Who can be held liable for my sexual abuse?
I Was Abused As A Child, Can I Still File A Claim?
The Statute of Limitations is the maximum amount of time an individual has to file a legal claim. This amount of time varies greatly in Washington depending on the type of case.
More on the Statute of Limitations
Because it could take years for a survivor of sexual abuse to discover that their injuries (both physical and emotional) are connected to their abuse, these cases require careful consideration.
Due to this, we believe sexual abuse cases should be permitted to be tried by a jury whenever possible.
Anytime you have been abused and injured by another person or an institution fails to protect you from harm, it is important to know when you must exercise your rights.
Our attorneys have successfully recovered for survivors of childhood sexual abuse in Washington well after the abuse occurred or into adulthood.
I want to file a claim, now what?
Why seek relief now?
How long does the process take?
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Where is Sexual Abuse Most Likely to Occur?
Each case is unique, but our attorneys have experience taking on many types of sexual abuse cases. The following are some of the most common places where our clients have suffered abuse.
- School Districts – Teachers, Counselors, Sports Coaches, Employees
- Churches or Religious Institutions
- Boy Scouts of America Organization
- Foster Care (CPS, DSHS) – Foster Parent, Sibling, Peer
- Medical Facilities – Doctors, Nurses, Massage Therapists
- Mental Health Facilities – Social Workers, Therapists
How Does Washington State Define 'Sexual Misconduct with a Minor'?
Pursuant to Chapter 9A.44 RCW, Sexual Misconduct with a Minor in the First Degree involves any form of sexual intercourse (penetration), and in the Second Degree involves any form of sexual contact with an individual older than 16, but less than 18, unless the intercourse or contact is committed upon a person less than 21 by a person who holds a supervisory position over the victim, like a teacher or a foster parent.
Can I Afford a Lawyer?
There’s a misconception that a sexual abuse lawyer or attorney costs too much money and that you can’t afford one. Washington Law Center is different. We DO NOT get paid upfront. Unless we get you compensated, you pay no attorney fees.
Don’t let this common misconception prevent you from seeking the expert help you deserve!
What if my abuser moved?
Criminal vs Civil
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Someone should have protected you then, but we’re here to fight for you now!
OVER $100 MILLION AWARDED TO OUR CLIENTS BY VERDICT, SETTLEMENT, INJURY PENSION OR JUDGMENT