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Historical Abuse
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The after effects of the Jimmy Savile abuse enquiries are far reaching. Child abuse is a serious and criminal offence, regardless of when the abuse took place. We have experience in sensitively representing victims of sexual abuse and maltreatment. Our discreet team will offer you advice and legal assistance in pursuing compensation claims through the civil courts.
What can you claim for?
- Compensation for pain, suffering and loss of amenity
- The costs of any psychotherapy or other treatment required
To speak to our specialist lawyers in the strictest confidence call 01476 565295 on complete the confidential online enquiry form.
The first thirty minutes of any advice are always free.
Notable cases
- Anon- won significant damages for a man in an historic child abuse case against a Lincolnshire based school caretaker.
- Anon – Complex case against a school for failing to protect a child from bullying.
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