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Slater Slater Schulman LLP is a leading, full-service law firm with decades of experience representing survivors of traumatic and catastrophic events. Our dedicated attorneys are committed to ensuring the best results for our clients through persistence and compassionate representation. With 10 offices in 9 states, Slater Slater Schulman has achieved successful resolutions in some of the most challenging cases in the nation. We have considerable experience with complex, historical sexual abuse cases involving massive institutions, including academic, religious, and youth organizations. Our firm also represents clients in litigation involving pharmaceutical drugs, product liability, environmental law, employment and labor law, medical malpractice, and personal injury, and has proudly represented thousands of World Trade Center survivors. Learn more at sssfirm.com.
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https://SSSFirm.com
Slater Slater Schulman LLP的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 律师事务所
- 规模
- 51-200 人
- 总部
- New York，New York
- 类型
- 合营企业
- 创立
- 2009
- 领域
- New York Employment Law和Pharmaceutical Mass Torts and Litigation
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Slater Slater Schulman LLP员工
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Meet Jashley Estevez, a dedicated paralegal in our Maryland office that joined the firm in December 2024. Jashley works with our legal team on Child Sexual Abuse cases and currently supports clients who suffered abuse within the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services. Jashley graduated from Stevenson University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice and Psychology. Through a pivotal internship at a Maryland juvenile detention facility, she gained invaluable experience working with vulnerable populations, which continues to shape her legal career today. Maryland Office Manager Alexis McCruter speaks highly of Jashley’s ability: “As an office manager, I know how invaluable a skilled paralegal is. Jashley Estevez is the definition of dependable and intelligent—her dedication makes a tremendous impact on our team every day!”
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SETTLEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT: We are proud to share that attorneys James Lewis and Babak Shirdel of our California team secured a $1,750,000 settlement for a client who was sexually abused as a student in the 1970s by a middle school janitor employed by a public school district. Despite knowledge of the inappropriate relationship, administrators failed to intervene to protect the student.
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?? Breaking News: Lawsuit Filed Against Maryland Department of Juvenile Services Today's Baltimore Sun features a lawsuit filed by Slater Slater Schulman on behalf of 69 men who were sexually abused by a former employee at a Baltimore County DJS facility over 30 years. Adam Slater, Founding and Managing Partner, stated, “These allegations are shocking, but not surprising. The system became an open playground for abusers, and the number of plaintiffs highlights the state's failure to protect vulnerable children. This lawsuit reveals systemic failures in the juvenile justice system. Read more about the case here.
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MEDIA COVERAGE: Managing Partner, Michael Carney was recently interviewed by The San Diego Union-Tribune following Slater Slater Schulman filing sexual abuse lawsuits on behalf of five San Diego County plaintiffs against the LDS Church (the Mormon Church). Michael shared crucial insights about the challenging journey survivors of childhood sexual abuse face before coming forward. https://lnkd.in/e-GGxFch
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MEDIA COVERAGE: Managing Partner, Michael Carney was recently interviewed by The San Diego Union-Tribune following Slater Slater Schulman filing sexual abuse lawsuits on behalf of five San Diego County plaintiffs against the LDS Church (the Mormon Church). Michael shared crucial insights about the challenging journey survivors of childhood sexual abuse face before coming forward. https://lnkd.in/e-GGxFch
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SETTLEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT: We are proud to share that attorneys James Lewis, Andrew Chung, and Ivanna Shakh of our California team secured a $2,500,000 settlement for a client who was sexually abused by an elementary school teacher in 1976. Despite reports of abuse, the school district took no action. The matter was settled on the eve of trial in Riverside County Superior Court.
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