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Survivors Law Project Overview

The trailblazing law firms of C.A. Goldberg and Crumiller have teamed up to take on sexual abusers under New York's Adult Survivors Act. The ASA provides a 1-year "lookback window" for survivors to sue their abuser in civil court, no matter how long ago the abuse took place. The window ends November 24, 2023. Survivors also have the opportunity to file claims against businesses or institutions that may have enabled the abuse, such as employers, schools, prisons, religious institutions or residential care facilities. Carrie Goldberg and Susan Crumiller are survivors, law firm owners and BFFs who understand the complexities of sexual abuse and the trauma it carries. Carrie and Susan each started their firms because they faced a problem in their own lives that they wanted to help others solve. Carrie’s abusive ex used technology to threaten her privacy and security; today, her firm fights Big Tech to make the internet safer for us all. Susan’s ex-boss tried to screw her out of her maternity leave, and now her firm advances feminism and racial equality in both employment and healthcare. These areas coalesce with the passage of laws like the Adult Survivors Act, and they are proud to combine the power of the powerhouse firms they built side-by-side.

Website

www.survivorslaw.com

Industry

Law Practice

Founded

2022

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Offices of Lawyers

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