Philadelphia Attorney For Boarding School Sex Abuse Victims, Service Announced
Nov 13, 2023
Summary
Abuse Guardian Attorney Brian Kent Offers Legal Representation to Boarding School Sexual Assault Victims
Attorney Brian Kent, the Abuse Guardian attorney for Pennsylvania and partner at Laffey Bucci Kent, is extending his legal services to victims of sexual assault in boarding school settings. Kent, a member of the Abuse Guardian alliance and former sex crimes unit prosecutor, provides compassionate and comprehensive legal representation to survivors of sexual abuse, starting with complimentary consultations to raise awareness about victims' rights.
Kent emphasizes that victims of sexual abuse in boarding school settings are entitled to seek justice and compensation not only against the perpetrators but also against any entity that enabled or contributed to the abuse. By offering free consultations, Kent aims to make it easier for individuals to come forward, learn about their rights, and determine if they have grounds to sue.
According to Darkness to Light research, approximately 10% of children experience sexual or physical abuse while at school. Sexual abuse in boarding schools can be particularly distressing for victims, who often feel trapped and powerless while living away from home.
Through his partnership with the Abuse Guardian alliance, Kent provides parents with access to resources that facilitate the pursuit of justice, restitution, and the prosecution of sexual predators.
To learn more and connect with an experienced lawyer, visit the Abuse Guardian website.
Note: Contact information has been omitted from this summary.
Brian Kent, Esq. the Abuse Guardian attorney in Pennsylvania and partner at Philadelphia-based law firm Laffey Bucci Kent, has extended his services to provide victims of sexual assault in boarding school settings the experienced legal representation they deserve. Complimentary consultations are also available.
Garnet Valley, United States - November 13, 2023 /PressCable/ —
The Abuse Guardian attorney for the state of Pennsylvania is now accepting cases involving sexual acts forced upon boarding school students. Brian Kent offers compassionate, comprehensive legal representation to survivors of sexual abuse, beginning with complimentary consultations that make awareness of victims’ rights more accessible.
Further details and access to services are available at https://abuseguardian.com/sexual-assault-lawyer/pennsylvania/boarding-school-abuse-pa/
Abuse Guardian is a national alliance of sexual abuse lawyers that provides victims of sexual assault with the help they need in accessing qualified and experienced legal representation. As a member of Abuse Guardian and former sex crimes unit prosecutor, Brian Kent brings a considerable portfolio of expertise to victims of sexual assault carried out in boarding school settings, including abuse perpetrated by teachers, or by fellow students.
“As a committed attorney with a wealth of experience in Pennsylvania, particularly in advocating for survivors of boarding school abuse, I have devoted my career to assisting survivors of sexual assault find justice," says Kent. "My compassionate and supportive team takes a personalized approach to each case to provide the best possible representation as we seek justice, obtain compensation, and facilitate healing.”
Darkness to Light research reveals that on average, 10 percent of children will be sexually and/or physically abused while at school. Sexual abuse and forced sexual acts perpetrated against children in boarding schools are particularly heinous since many victims are living away from home and can find themselves feeling trapped and powerless.
Kent explains that while reporting this type of sexual abuse can be difficult, victims of sexual abuse in boarding school settings are entitled to launch claims for justice and compensation against not only the criminal defendant, but any entity that allowed for or contributed to the abuse and injury. The litigation process is intended to bring healing, justice, and restitution to survivors, and to punish those who undermine valued institutions of education.
By offering complimentary consultations, Kent makes it easier for individuals to come forward, learn about their rights, and determine whether they have grounds to sue.
In partnership with Brian Kent and the Abuse Guardian alliance, parents receive direct access to a pool of resources that make it easier to pursue justice, obtain deserved restitution, and to put sexual predators behind bars.
To find out more and to connect with an experienced lawyer, go to https://abuseguardian.com/sexual-assault-lawyer/pennsylvania/boarding-school-abuse-pa
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Organization: Abuse Guardian
Address: 1067 Mansion Lane,, Garnet Valley, PA 19060, United States
Website: https://abuseguardian.com/
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Release ID: 89113094
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