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A group of priests and nuns have joined forces to fight clergy sexual abuse. Nationally recognized clergy abuse attorney, Jeff Herman, praises the newly formed grouped, Catholic Whistleblowers, for their courageous effort to shed light on the clergy sex abuse crisis from the inside out.

Following accusations of child sex abuse in the 1970s and 1980s, former Arlington Boys & Girls Club swim coach, Paul A. Collins, has been arrested. Nationally recognized attorney for victims of sex abuse, Jeff Herman, discusses the allegations.

Nationally recognized attorney for victims of sexual abuse, JEFF HERMAN, announces the filing of a sexual abuse lawsuit against the SCHOOL BOARD OF BROWARD COUNTY for the sexual abuse of a 13-year-old boy by former Lauderhill Middle School teacher, Kristen Sullivan. 

Days after police began investigating claims of child sexual abuse at Monsignor Slade Catholic School, the Archdiocese of Baltimore declined to discuss the employment status of the staff members in question, the Capital Gazette reported.

The Minnesota Senate unanimously passed a bill yesterday that would make it easier for victims of childhood sexual abuse to bring civil lawsuits against their abuser or the institution that failed to protect them from abuse. Nationally recognized sexual abuse attorney, Jeff Herman, weighs in.

An article published yesterday in Newsday examined the role of technology in teacher-student sexual abuse cases. Newsday reached out to Jeff Herman, one of the nation’s top sexual abuse attorneys, for his thoughts on how technology is making it easier for adults to prey on children.

Herman Law attorneys representing a man who alleges he was sexually abused on a Hawaii military base by Rev. Maurice G. McNeely have reached a settlement in a civil lawsuit against the Catholic Diocese of Bismarck.

The Dickinson Press spoke with Herman Law attorney Adam Horowitz about the settlement, as well as two individuals who claim McNeely may have had other victims.

Raquel Mallett, 20, spoke with the Detroit Free Press last month about the abuse she says she suffered at the hands of an assistant principal at Peterson-Warren Academy in Inkster, Michigan when she was 16 years old. A lawsuit filed on her behalf by attorney Jeff Herman alleges school officials and teachers knew, or should have known, about the abuse she was subjected to but did nothing to stop it or protect her.

An article in The Crime Report discusses the disproportionate rate of disabled child victims of sexual abuse. Jeff Herman explains why predators target disabled children and what parents must do to protect our most vulnerable populations.

Jeff Herman, a nationally recognized attorney and advocate for victims of childhood sexual abuse, was honored on Friday by KidSafe Foundation for his commitment to protecting children from sexual abuse.