Sexual Assault & Institutional Accountability Communications.
My work in this area has included cases against multiple universities accused of harboring physicians who sexually abused patients and students, from initial filing through settlement approval; legislative campaigns to advance child abuse statute-of-limitations reform, run alongside communications for institutional-abuse litigation against religious organizations; and representation of athletes in institutional abuse litigation within competitive athletics. Specific matters, parties, and organizations are not identified here — several fall under confidentiality and non-disclosure obligations.
Builds survivor-centered communications strategy for institutional abuse litigation, coordinated with any parallel legislative or statute-of-limitations reform effort the case may support.
Coverage that keeps survivors at the center of the story, not the institution being sued.
Your clients' stories are told with the care they deserve, on a timeline they control.
Do you name every survivor or matter you've worked on?
No — beyond what's stated here, I don't identify individual survivors, additional matters, or clients without express permission. Survivor privacy and consent come first in every case.
What experience informs this work?
3 years as a Dow Jones reporter before moving into 25 years of plaintiff-side communications work built specifically around survivor-led litigation — including placements on The Daily, CNBC, and the Joe Rogan Experience, and the media program behind a $190 million Johns Hopkins settlement.
How do you balance survivor privacy with the need for public pressure in these cases?
Nothing runs without full survivor consent, and the pace is always set by the survivors themselves, not by a press calendar. Public pressure is a tool in service of the case and the survivors — never the other way around.
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