We Fight to Recover Maximum Compensation for Clergy Sexual Abuse
You may still have the legal right to file a claim, even if the abuse happened years ago.
Adamson Ahdoot LLP represents survivors of clergy sexual abuse, holding religious institutions accountable for their actions and failures to protect.
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We Fight to Recover Maximum Compensation for Clergy Sexual Abuse
You may still have the legal right to file a claim, even if the abuse happened years ago.
Adamson Ahdoot LLP represents survivors of clergy sexual abuse, holding religious institutions accountable for their actions and failures to protect.
Free • Confidential • No Obligation Consultation
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We fight relentlessly to maximize your compensation.
$500 Million
Recovered for Victims
$1M
INSTITUTIONAL NEGLIGENCE
$1M
PROPERTY OWNER LIABILITY
$2M
MEDICAL MALPRACTICE SETTLEMENT
$1.25M
TRAUMATIC INJURY SETTLEMENT
Your Legal Options May Be Time-Sensitive.
California law may still allow survivors of clergy abuse to pursue civil claims
Filing deadlines in California can depend on the survivor's age at the time of the abuse, when the harm was discovered, and whether other legal exceptions apply. Some survivors may still have the right to bring a claim, even if the abuse happened years ago. Speaking with an attorney can help you understand what options may still be available in your situation.
- Missing a filing deadline that may apply to your case
- Losing access to records, witnesses, or other important evidence
- Delaying accountability for the individual or institution involved
- Understand whether you may still qualify to file a claim in California
- Evaluate possible claims against abusers and responsible institutions
- Make an informed decision in a confidential, no-obligation consultation
What Our Clients Say.
"Great experience with this firm. They fought for my son and stayed on top of everything."
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Past Adamson Ahdoot Client
"Adamson Ahdoot did great on my case. Elijah was helpful and answered all my questions."
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Past Adamson Ahdoot Client
"This firm made things easier. Alex P and Alexander were kind, clear, and supportive."
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Past Adamson Ahdoot Client
"Adamson Ahdoot kept things clear. Edward, Yanelli, and Alex were patient and professional."
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Past Adamson Ahdoot Client
"So glad I chose Adamson Ahdoot. They were professional and always kept me informed."
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"Great experience with this firm. They kept me updated and helped me after my accident."
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Why Choose Us.
Sexual abuse can cause lasting emotional, physical, and financial harm. Survivors deserve accountability and the maximum compensation available under California law.
At Adamson Ahdoot LLP, we aggressively pursue full financial recovery for victims, including damages for emotional trauma, medical and therapy expenses, lost income, and institutional failures.
We combine strength, experience, and strategy to fight for the highest compensation our clients may be entitled to recover.
Get Maximum Compensation
We pursue the full financial recovery available under the law and fight to maximize compensation for survivors.
Trauma Informed Support
We listen with care and guide you at your pace.
Institutional Accountability
We pursue claims against religious institutions, churches, and organizations that failed to protect you or prevent abuse.
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100+ Years Combined Experience
Experienced trial attorneys prepared to protect your rights and maximize your recovery.
We understand how difficult it can be to come forward, and we are here to support you every step of the way. Our role is to protect your privacy, hold responsible parties accountable, and fight for the maximum compensation you may be entitled to recover.
You Have Rights. Let Us Help You.
You may have the right to pursue justice and financial recovery after clergy sexual abuse. Our team is committed to helping survivors understand their legal options and pursue the maximum compensation available under California law.
Speaking with an attorney can help you protect your rights, hold responsible individuals and institutions accountable, and make informed decisions about what comes next.
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FAQs
1. Can I file a claim if the abuse happened years ago?
Possibly. California law allows many survivors of sexual abuse, including clergy abuse, to pursue civil claims even if the abuse occurred years ago. Eligibility depends on factors such as your age at the time and when the harm was discovered. A confidential consultation can help determine your options.
2. What if I didn’t fight back or didn’t report the abuse right away?
Many survivors do not report abuse immediately. Trauma, fear, and power dynamics often delay reporting, especially in clergy abuse cases. California law recognizes this, and delayed reporting does not automatically prevent you from pursuing a civil claim.
3. Can a religious institution be held responsible for what happened?
Yes. Religious institutions, churches, and other organizations may be held accountable if they failed to protect you, ignored warning signs, or allowed abuse to occur. These cases often involve both the individual abuser and the institution.
4. Will contacting a lawyer notify the institution or the person who harmed me?
No. Reaching out for a consultation does not notify the institution or the individual involved. Speaking with an attorney is private and confidential.
5. Do I have to share every detail right away?
No. The first conversation is focused on understanding your situation and your options. You decide what to share and when, at your own pace.
6. Do I need a criminal conviction to file a civil case?
No. A civil claim is separate from a criminal case. You may be able to pursue compensation even if there was no arrest, investigation, or conviction.
7. What compensation may be available?
Compensation may include therapy and medical expenses, emotional distress, pain and suffering, lost income, and damages related to institutional failures. Each case is different, and an attorney can help evaluate what may apply to your situation.
8. Do I have to pay anything upfront?
No. There are no legal fees unless compensation is recovered on your behalf.
