Free & confidential — all 50 states

Your Voice Matters.Your Case Deserves Justice.

The Survivor Justice Alliance connects survivors of sexual abuse, assault, and serious personal injury with attorneys who dedicate their careers to civil justice — at no cost, with total confidentiality, on your timeline.

Why Civil Justice

The Criminal System Isn't the Only Path

A criminal case is the state versus the offender. A civil case is yours — brought on your terms, for your recovery. Civil courts can hold abusers, and the institutions that protected them, financially accountable even when no criminal charge was ever filed.

You Stay in Control

You decide whether to file, whether to settle, and when to stop. The case belongs to you — not a prosecutor.

A Lower Burden of Proof

Civil claims are decided on the preponderance of the evidence — not beyond a reasonable doubt. Many survivors win civilly where criminal cases never moved.

Institutions Answer Too

Schools, churches, employers, detention facilities, hotels, and rideshare companies can be held accountable for enabling or ignoring abuse.

What We Stand For

Believed. Protected. Heard.

A civil case is yours — decided on the preponderance of the evidence.
Your privacy is protected, from the first conversation onward.
You are never alone in this — support walks with you.
How It Works

Three Steps. Zero Cost.

  • Reach out, your way. Share only what you're comfortable sharing — a first name and a way to reach you is enough.
  • We match you. We connect you with an alliance attorney in your state who handles cases like yours and offers free, confidential consultations.
  • You decide. There's no obligation and no fee for the referral. Alliance attorneys work on contingency — you pay nothing unless your case wins.

Request a Free, Confidential Referral

Tell us only what you're comfortable sharing. We connect you with an alliance attorney in your state — free, no obligation, always confidential.

Submitting this form does not create an attorney–client relationship. Your information is shared only with the attorney we match you with.

Request Received

Thank you for trusting us. An alliance representative will reach out within one business day.

Questions

Common Questions

Yes. The Survivor Justice Alliance never charges survivors. Alliance attorneys offer free consultations and typically work on contingency, meaning you pay nothing unless your case recovers compensation.

Yes. What you share is used only to match you with an attorney and is shared only with that attorney. We never sell or publish your information.

Many states have extended or eliminated civil statutes of limitations for sexual abuse — including lookback windows for older cases. An attorney can tell you exactly what applies to you, which is why reaching out is worth it even for older cases.

No. A civil claim does not require a criminal charge, conviction, or police report. Civil cases are decided on the preponderance of the evidence, a lower standard than criminal court.

Wherever you are in this, there is a way forward — and it starts whenever you're ready.

Attorneys: Stand With Survivors

If your practice represents survivors of abuse or serious injury, join the alliance and receive referrals from survivors in your state who need exactly what you do.

Join the Alliance