Child Sexual Abuse

Child Sexual Abuse — Confidential Settlement

After a 3-year battle with defendant P.A., with the help of sexual abuse attorneys at Albert Law, S.W. settled his sex abuse lawsuit for the full amount of P.A.’s homeowners’ insurance policy. S.W. was sexually abused as a young teenager in 2010 by a man who is currently serving 30 years in prison for subsequent child rape.

Defendant allowed their teenage children to throw ‘ragers’ in their 5000-square foot house, where teenagers routinely consumed opiates, psychedelics, and alcohol in front of the parents. S.W. alleges that he was given opiates, groomed for sexual abuse, and sexually molested by the father in the home on at least ten occasions in 2010, while under the influence of drugs in the parent’s care.

After sending a demand for the limits of P.A.’s homeowners’ insurance policy, Allstate insurance company sued S.W. in federal court claiming it was not required to cover his damages because of a “joint-obligations clause” in its insurance policy contract. Allstate had successfully used the clause to defeat coverage for plaintiffs and their counsel in many previous cases.

This time, it did not work. Sexual abuse attorneys at Albert Law PLLC responded to its lawsuit, Allstate settled the case for the full amount of the policy before waiting for a summary judgment ruling. The results are life-changing for S.W.

If you are a victim sexual abuse, rape, sex assault, or are looking for a sexual abuse lawyer, contact Albert Law PLLC. Our sexual assault attorneys can help you with your case.