Survivors Deserve Justice
Your Voice. Your Rights. You May Be Entitled to a Claim.
If you are a woman who has been in prison and was assaulted from 2022 to present, you may be eligible to connect with a law firm for a free, confidential case review. You are not alone.
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What These Cases Are About
Women who have been incarcerated in California and other states have reported sexual assault, physical abuse, and other serious violations of their rights while in custody. These incidents may give rise to civil claims against correctional facilities, government agencies, or individual officers responsible for their safety.
Participating law firms are reviewing cases involving women who were assaulted or abused while incarcerated from 2022 to the present. If you experienced assault, abuse, or a serious violation of your rights while in custody, you may be eligible to connect with an attorney for a free, confidential evaluation of your situation.
You May Qualify If You
Your information is handled with complete confidentiality. There is no obligation to proceed.
- Are a woman who was incarcerated in a prison, jail, or detention facility
- Experienced sexual assault, physical abuse, or serious mistreatment while in custody
- The incident occurred from 2022 to the present
- Were in a California facility or another U.S. state facility
- Suffered physical, emotional, or psychological harm as a result
- Are currently incarcerated or have been released
What Attorneys May Evaluate
Physical Injuries
Bodily harm, injuries requiring medical treatment, or lasting physical effects resulting from assault or abuse while in custody.
Emotional & Psychological Harm
PTSD, depression, anxiety, and other psychological injuries resulting from the assault or the conditions of confinement.
Violation of Constitutional Rights
Claims under the Eighth Amendment or other constitutional protections against cruel and unusual punishment and deliberate indifference.
Failure to Protect
Cases where facility staff knew or should have known of a risk of harm and failed to take reasonable steps to prevent it.
Medical Neglect
Denial of or delay in medical care following an assault or injury, compounding the harm suffered.
Retaliation
Cases where survivors faced retaliation, punishment, or adverse treatment after reporting abuse or seeking help.
How It Works
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A Law Firm Reviews Your Case
An independent, licensed attorney reviews your information and evaluates whether they may be able to help.
If They Can Help, They Contact You
If a participating law firm believes your case may qualify, they will reach out to you directly to discuss next steps.
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