About Victims Justice Project
Our Vision
Our Experience
Our Experience
At Victims Justice Project, we envision a world where everyone is safe and treated with respect, regardless of their race, gender, or sexual orientation. Our core values are compassion, integrity, perseverance and justice for all survivors. We are committed to fighting for justice and the rights of our clients who have fallen victim to domestic and sexual violence.
Our Experience
Our Experience
Our Experience
Our attorneys have decades of combined experience in prosecution and civil tort law. We have successfully litigated cases in a variety of areas, including prosecuting domestic and sexual violence, handling civil tort cases, civil dissolutions, filing protection orders, parenting plans and wrongful death claims. We have a deep understandin
Our attorneys have decades of combined experience in prosecution and civil tort law. We have successfully litigated cases in a variety of areas, including prosecuting domestic and sexual violence, handling civil tort cases, civil dissolutions, filing protection orders, parenting plans and wrongful death claims. We have a deep understanding of the legal system and the issues facing our clients, and we use that knowledge to achieve the safest and best possible outcomes.
Our Approach
Our Experience
Our Approach
We take a client-centered approach to legal representation, putting the needs and goals of our clients first. We are passionate about fighting for justice, and we work tirelessly to ensure that our clients' voices are heard. Our attorneys are accessible, responsive, and committed to achieving the best results for our clients.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Can a survivor file a civil lawsuit against a perpetrator for domestic and sexual violence? Can a family member sue for wrongful death?
Can a survivor file a civil lawsuit against a perpetrator for domestic and sexual violence? Can a family member sue for wrongful death?
Can a survivor file a civil lawsuit against a perpetrator for domestic and sexual violence? Can a family member sue for wrongful death?
Yes, if you are a survivor of domestic and/or sexual violence, you can sue your abuser civilly for injuries and damages under tort law. Surviving family members can also sue for compensation in wrongful death claims for damages to include economic support and future lost wages.
What types of cases does Victims Justice Project, PLLC, handle?
Can a survivor file a civil lawsuit against a perpetrator for domestic and sexual violence? Can a family member sue for wrongful death?
Can a survivor file a civil lawsuit against a perpetrator for domestic and sexual violence? Can a family member sue for wrongful death?
Victims Justice Project, PLLC, represents survivors of domestic and sexual violence by filing civil lawsuits against perpetrators for monetary damages and injunctive relief. We also help navigate survivors through the civil litigation process with protection orders, civil dissolutions and parenting plans. We also represent surviving family members in wrongful death claims.
What is the legal burden of proof in a civil lawsuit?
Can a survivor file a civil lawsuit against a perpetrator for domestic and sexual violence? Can a family member sue for wrongful death?
What is the legal burden of proof in a civil lawsuit?
The burden of proof in a civil case rests on the plaintiff to prove that the allegations are true and that the defendant caused damages by a preponderance of the evidence.