Most survivors never learn they have a civil case, or assume justice is something they can't afford. We exist to change both.
Every year, survivors of sexual abuse and serious personal injury are told the same things: the statute has run, the prosecutor declined, nothing can be done. Too often, none of that is true in civil court: survivors simply never meet the attorney who could tell them so.
The Survivor Justice Alliance was built to close that gap with plain-language information about survivors' civil rights and help looking for an attorney, free and at the survivor's own pace.
Survivors are believed here. You will never be cross-examined by us. Justice shouldn't depend on money. This site is free to use, and you can ask any attorney how they charge before you agree. You set the pace. Reaching out commits you to nothing.
We are a civil-justice information resource for survivors. We are not a law firm, nothing on this site is legal advice, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Only a licensed attorney in your state can advise you on your specific situation.