Civil Sex Assault Claims

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Assaulted in New York More Than a Year Ago? Your Options

The one-year rule is only part of the picture in New York. What may still be open at three years, seven years and twenty years.

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The New York City Gender-Motivated Violence Act Explained

A civil rights claim for gender-motivated violence in New York City, with punitive damages and legal fees, and no criminal case required.

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Holding Institutions Accountable in New York

Why an employer is rarely liable automatically in New York, and what works instead: hiring, supervision, retention and premises security.

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Suing a Public Entity in New York: The 90-Day Deadline

A claim against a public hospital, school or agency in New York may require written notice within ninety days. Adults get no exemption.

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Civil Versus Criminal: Suing After a Sexual Assault

A criminal case punishes. A civil case compensates. You do not need a conviction, a charge or a police report to bring one.

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