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Experienced Sexual Assault Claims Attorneys in Fort Collins, CO

Have you been sexually assaulted? We offer confidential and compassionate consultations.

We are experienced attorneys representing survivors of sexual assault in Fort Collins and Northern Colorado and we produce the results to back it up.

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Sexual Assault

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Recovery for sexual assault

About Us We are a collaborative team with the ability to deliver for you.

All of our lead attorneys have extensive litigation experience against insurance companies. Our attorneys have secured multi million-dollar judgments and settlements. Many of our attorneys previously worked defending insurance companies. Now we use their experience and insight to advocate for our clients against those same insurance companies.

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    Overview Here’s everything you need to know.

    No one should have to endure the emotional trauma or physical pain caused by sexual assault or abuse. Tragically, these acts of violence can affect individuals of all ages — from children to seniors — and they impact people of any gender or ability. Sexual violence is not only a physical violation; it can also leave deep psychological scars. Survivors may face long-term mental health challenges, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), anxiety, depression, difficulty concentrating or learning, nightmares, and social withdrawal.

    In many cases, these crimes go unreported. Victims may remain silent out of fear, shame, confusion, or a lack of support. This leaves perpetrators free to harm others. It is vital that we create a culture of support and understanding, where survivors are believed, empowered, and given the resources they need to heal.

    We represent survivors of sexual assault and abuse by bringing civil claims against individuals, businesses, and organizations. Claims for sexual assault can stem from:

    • Businesses improperly hiring, supervising and retaining employees causing sexual assault in restaurants, gyms, massage parlors, schools, nursing homes, daycare facilities and workplaces.
    • Property owners and landlords providing inadequate or negligent security.
    • Negligent supervision of coaches and teachers.
    • Reporting sexual assault and pursuing a related claim can be intimidating. We are here to provide you with compassionate representation. Our goal is to educate you about your rights and to pursue your claim with integrity.

    You may have many questions and concerns about how to move forward after experiencing sexual assault — from how to report the incident, to understanding what types of compensation you may be entitled to, and whether third parties who allowed the abuse to happen can be held accountable. Our team is here to provide clear answers, support your rights, and guide you through the legal process of pursuing a civil claim. We have recovered millions of dollars for victims of sexual assault, but more importantly we have held wrongdoers accountable and achieved justice for victims.

    What is consent?

    Pursuant to Colorado law, there are certain instances in which a person cannot legally consent to sexual contact:

    • Statutory Rape – occurs when an adult is engaging in sexual activities with a minor- regardless of the minor’s perceived consent.
    • Position of Trust – a person in a position of trust (teachers, therapists, authority figures) cannot legally engage in lawful sexual contact with minors

    Sexual assault when the victim is of the age to consent

    • Sexual Assault (Rape): Sexual penetration achieved through force, intimidation or when the victim cannot consent due to incapacity, intoxication or they are unconscious
    • Sexual Contact: touching of a person’s intimate parts for personal gratification without the person’s consent.
    • Sexual Exploitation: Taking sexual advantage of someone for personal gratification- exposing oneself or coercing sexual acts

    Did you consent?

    If you are unsure if you had the legal capacity to consent to sexual contact, you should consult with an attorney.

    “You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.” Christopher Robin

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