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Indianapolis Sexual Abuse Lawyers
Justice for Survivors, Advocacy for Change
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1B+
recovered for clients
300+
years of combined experience
500+
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Why Choose CohenMalad, LLP?
At CohenMalad, LLP, we are deeply committed to representing victims of sexual abuse with the utmost care, confidentiality, and diligence.
Our experienced attorneys understand the devastating impact of these cases and provide compassionate, personalized guidance for every client. Trust in our experience and dedication to navigate these difficult times and empower you to move forward.

Areas of Expertise
Types of Injuries Resulting from Sexual Abuse
Sexual abuse can leave profound emotional, physical, and psychological scars. Survivors may experience post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, or other mental health challenges. Physical injuries, such as sexually transmitted infections or chronic pain, may also result. Our attorneys work to ensure survivors have the resources needed to heal.

You Are Not Alone — Seek Justice Today
At CohenMalad, LLP, we believe in empowering survivors of sexual abuse to reclaim their lives. If you or a loved one has been a victim, know you are not alone. Contact our firm today for a confidential consultation. Let us fight for the justice and accountability you deserve.
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Meet Our Team
Our experienced sexual abuse attorneys are dedicated to advocating for survivors with compassion and determination. With decades of combined experience and a history of successful outcomes, the team at CohenMalad, LLP is here to help you rebuild and move forward.

FAQ
Can I file a sexual abuse lawsuit even if the abuse happened years ago?
Yes, it may still be possible to file a sexual abuse lawsuit even if the abuse occurred years ago. Indiana has specific statutes of limitations for sexual abuse cases, but there are exceptions in certain circumstances.
For example, if you were a minor when the abuse occurred, you might have additional time to file a claim. Recent legal changes in some states have also expanded survivors' rights, creating “lookback windows” to file claims regardless of when the abuse happened.
At CohenMalad, LLP, our attorneys can evaluate your case, determine whether the statute of limitations applies, and help you explore your options for seeking justice.
Can I sue an organization if the abuse happened under their supervision?
Yes, organizations that failed to protect you or allowed the abuse to occur under their supervision may be held liable. This can include schools, religious institutions, youth organizations, daycare centers, sports leagues, and other entities. These organizations have a duty to properly vet staff, supervise operations, and address potential dangers.
If an organization neglects this duty, our legal team can hold it accountable, whether it directly enabled the abuse or failed to respond to warning signs.
What evidence is needed to pursue a sexual abuse claim?
Evidence in a sexual abuse claim can vary based on the specific circumstances, but common types include:
- Testimonies from survivors, witnesses, or others who may have knowledge of the abuse.
- Documentation, such as emails, texts, or written complaints about the abuse.
- Medical records, therapy notes, or psychological evaluations showing the impact of the abuse.
- Reports filed with law enforcement or other authorities.
- Patterns of behavior from the perpetrator, especially in cases involving multiple victims.
Our attorneys are skilled at gathering and presenting evidence with sensitivity and professionalism to build a strong case for survivors.
Will my identity remain confidential during the legal process?
Yes, your privacy is our priority. In sexual abuse cases, the court often allows survivors to file lawsuits anonymously to protect their identity. This is particularly important in cases involving sensitive details or significant emotional trauma.
At CohenMalad, LLP, we take every measure to ensure your confidentiality throughout the legal process. We’ll discuss your privacy concerns and make sure you feel safe and secure while pursuing justice.
What compensation can I receive in a sexual abuse case?
Compensation in sexual abuse cases typically falls into two categories:
- Economic damages: This includes medical expenses, therapy or counseling costs, lost wages, and other tangible losses related to the abuse.
- Non-economic damages: Compensation for pain and suffering, emotional distress, and the long-term psychological impact of the abuse.
Our attorneys will evaluate your case to ensure you seek maximum compensation for the harm you’ve endured.
Your Voice Deserves to Be Heard
With a strong history of holding abusers and institutions accountable, we tirelessly fight to secure justice and compensation for survivors. Contact CohenMalad, LLP, for compassionate, confidential legal support today.
