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New York Clergy Sex Abuse Victims Now Have Powerful Voice

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At long last, many victims of clergy abuse are now receiving the justice and compensation they deserve for the years of mental and physical torment they’ve been forced to endure. Ever since the infamous 2018 report from a Pennsylvania grand jury, hundreds of victims throughout the country have bravely stepped forth to tell of their horrifying experiences, and are being compensated through either settlements or New York Clergy Abuse Lawsuits .   However, do we really know the extent of the problem? According to recent reports, more than 900 clergy who have been credible accused have been left off the Roman Catholic diocesan lists. By coming forth, you stand a better chance of experiencing a sense of closure. Also, you could secure a settlement or jury award for the pain and suffering you’ve been forced to endure. Thus far, the Church has paid more than $3 billion in settlements and monetary awards in civil suits. The average individual payout is between $120,...

More Than 120 New York Clergy Accused of Sexual Abuse

Just last year, the New York Archdiocese released a list of 120 priests who have been credibly accused of sex abuse. The move is part of a national movement to expose clergy who have abused their trust for their own selfish desires and needs. Perhaps even more alarming is the belief that as many as 900 priests may have been omitted from the Catholic Church’s master list of clergy whom have been credibly accused. In fact, well over 100 of the clergy who were left off the lists were found to have been charged with a variety of sex crimes, including rape and solicitation of child pornography. The New York clergy abuse lawyers with National Injury Help feel the victims of such abuse deserve some form of justice. That’s why we’ve dedicated a team of sex abuse lawyers to help New York victims of clergy sexual abuse obtain the justice and compensation that’s rightfully theirs. How Do I Find Out if the Priest Who Abused Me is on the List? Thankfully, the New York Archdioce...