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A shocking number of Catholic priests and other clergy have abused thousands of children and young adults over the last several decades. In 2018, Pennsylvania made the horrific problem of priests victimizing children in their charge impossible to ignore. If you have been a victim of clergy abuse, you are entitled to justice, and you may be entitled to compensation. Let a clergy abuse lawyer from Goldblatt + Singer help you pursue both by calling (314) 231-4100 or contacting our law firm online.
The revelation of the truth about clergy abuse prompted or emboldened several other states besides Pennsylvania – including Arizona, California, Iowa, Montana, New York, New Jersey, North Carolina, Texas, and several others – to launch their own investigations. In some cases, states have changed their statutes of limitations laws in order to pursue civil action against the dioceses that hid or protected abusive clergy.
Our clergy abuse lawyers work for survivors to bring justice for those abused by Catholic priests or clergy. If you have been a victim or clergy abuse or clergy sexual abuse, Goldblatt + Singer can offer you a free consultation to determine if you have a case.
Our experienced clergy abuse attorneys represent abuse survivors in Missouri. If you or someone you love was abused by a priest or another trusted elder, contact us today for a free consultation regarding a potential lawsuit against your abuser(s) and/or a church or other responsible organization. Our legal firm works on a contingency fee basis, so you won’t pay any cost unless you win your case.
Tell us your story. Demand justice. Our St. Louis clergy abuse attorneys stand ready to help. Call (314) 231-4100 or contact us online now for a free confidential case consultation regarding a potential lawsuit against your abuser(s) and the church or others who enabled that abuse. The personal injury lawyers of Goldblatt + Singer work on a contingency fee basis; we don’t get paid or charge fees unless we win compensation for our clients.