Nationwide · Private University Sexual Abuse
Free case review for survivors of sexual abuse at private colleges & universities.
Students across the country are coming forward against private colleges and universities that failed to protect them. If you were sexually abused or assaulted by a professor, coach, staff member, campus clergy, medical provider, or fellow student at a private university — or the school mishandled your Title IX report — you may be able to hold the institution accountable.
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Background
A national reckoning for private institutions that put children at risk.
Across the country, survivors are coming forward with accounts of sexual abuse suffered as children inside private institutions entrusted with their care — private and boarding schools, churches and religious organizations, youth groups and scouting programs, residential treatment centers, group homes, summer camps, and elite sports academies. The stories share a familiar pattern: adults exploiting positions of trust, colleagues who looked away, and organizations that quietly relocated offenders rather than report them.
A growing number of states have opened lookback and revival windows that allow survivors to file civil claims decades after the sexual abuse occurred. Depending on where the sexual abuse happened, you may still have the right to hold the responsible institution accountable — even if the abuser is no longer alive or the organization has restructured. A confidential case review is the fastest way to know where your case stands.
Your Rights
Why survivors of private-institution sexual abuse can still come forward.
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State Revival Windows
Many states have opened lookback windows allowing survivors to file claims for childhood sexual abuse — even when the sexual abuse happened decades ago.
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Institutional Accountability
Claims typically target the private institution that failed to protect the child — not just the individual abuser — making recovery possible even when the abuser is deceased.
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Nationwide Representation
Our attorneys evaluate claims against private schools, religious organizations, youth programs, and treatment facilities in all 50 states.
Who May Have a Claim
Sexual abuse at any of these private university settings may qualify.
- Private colleges & universities
- Religious & parochial universities
- Fraternities & sororities
- On-campus housing & dorms
- Athletic programs & teams
- Campus health & counseling centers
- Study abroad programs
- Graduate & professional schools
- Campus ministries & clubs
Compensation
What a claim may help recover.
- Medical & Therapy
- Past and ongoing counseling, psychiatric care, and medical treatment connected to the sexual abuse.
- Lost Income & Earning Capacity
- Compensation for lost wages, missed career opportunities, and diminished earning potential.
- Pain & Suffering
- Emotional distress, anxiety, depression, PTSD, and loss of enjoyment of life.
- Punitive Damages
- Additional damages may be available in states where the institution knew of the sexual abuse and failed to act.
The Process
Three steps. Always confidential.
STEP 01
Confidential Review
Submit the intake form. An attorney reviews your information in strict confidence — no obligation, no fee.
STEP 02
We Investigate
Our team identifies the responsible institution, gathers records, and coordinates with local counsel in your state.
STEP 03
We File Your Claim
We file in the appropriate jurisdiction and pursue full compensation. You pay nothing unless we win.
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