Prosecutors warn New Jersey youth coach accused of sexually assaulting minor may have victimized others
When trusted authority figures like youth coaches or college deans are accused of sexual abuse, the issue extends beyond individual misconduct to institutional failure. Learn your rights and how Edelstein Law helps survivors pursue accountability across PA and NJ.
Philadelphia Woman Accuses Former Obama Operative Brendan Killackey of Sexual Assault
A newly filed Edelstein Law lawsuit accuses ex-Obama campaign staffer Brendan Killackey—and the Democratic National Committee—of grooming and repeatedly sexually assaulting a teenage volunteer. The story, now featured in Philadelphia Magazine, details harrowing allegations and underscores our firm’s commitment to bringing justice for survivors.
FORMER PRIEST, TEACHER ACCUSED OF SEXUALLY ABUSING CHILDREN IN WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
Delaware authorities have filed charges against two former Saint Thomas the Apostle church officials for alleged historical abuse cases dating back to the mid-1990s. The investigation focuses on incidents that reportedly occurred at the Wilmington church between 1994 and 1996, involving a student during their middle school years.
A star urologist preyed on men and boys. Why didn't his hospitals stop the abuse?
Two New York hospitals are under fire for allegedly ignoring multiple abuse claims against a urologist. Learn about the legal implications and victims’ rights in cases of medical misconduct.
Recognized Advocates: Edelstein Law's Pioneering Role in Representing Sexual Assault Victims Featured in The Inquirer and Philadelphia Magazine
Discover how Edelstein Law is championing the rights of sexual assault survivors, as featured in The Inquirer and Philadelphia Magazine. Learn more about our dedicated legal support.
School Resource Officer in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Faces Sexual Assault Charges
Discover the details surrounding the sexual assault charges against a Bethlehem, PA, school resource officer involving a student at East Hills Middle School. Stay informed about the latest developments in this case.