Press Event Tuesday, July 14!
Justice Law Collaborative attorneys, survivors, and advocates will gather at the Massachusetts State House on Tuesday, July 14, at 12:00 p.m. to call for the passage of H.4539, legislation that would expand access to justice for survivors of childhood sexual abuse.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Settlement Includes $395 Million Compensation Fund and Meaningful Institutional Reforms
Justice Law Collaborative is honored to have represented nine survivors in the recently announced settlement involving the Archdiocese of San Francisco, marking a significant milestone in the pursuit of accountability for hundreds of individuals who experienced childhood sexual abuse.
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Justice Law Collaborative Calls on Massachusetts Legislature to Pass H.4539: “Justice Should Not Depend on a Deadline”
For Immediate Release July 6, 2026
Boston, MA / Los Angeles, CA. For more than two years, Justice Law Collaborative has worked alongside survivors, legislators, and child advocacy organizations to advance meaningful reforms that better protect children and expand access to justice for survivors of childhood sexual abuse in Massachusetts.
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[June 30, 2026] Justice Law Collaborative is pleased to announce an important development in the Ortolani litigation. On June 26, 2026, the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts denied the defendants’ motions to dismiss in their entirety, allowing the case to proceed forward in the legal process.
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Jury wrongly told it had to find liability on underlying tort
Massachusetts Weekly /March 26, 2026 A jury did not need to find a tobacco company liable for fraud and misrepresentation in order to hold it liable for violating Chapter 93A, the Appeals Court has ruled.
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We are proud to see our partner Karen Barth Menzies quoted in a powerful new investigation by Rolling Stone examining abuse allegations tied to the Global Community Communications Alliance in Arizona.
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PRESS RELEASE [Los Angeles, California |January, 2026] – California has enacted a major expansion of survivors’ rights with the passage of Assembly Bill 250 (AB 250), a landmark law that reopens the courthouse doors for adult survivors of sexual assault whose civil claims were previously barred by expired statutes of limitation. Read More
Justice Law Collaborative is proud to have represented the family of Katie Meyer in their wrongful death case against Stanford University.
Last week’s resolution marks an important step toward meaningful change and honoring Katie’s legacy. As part of the resolution, Stanford committed to adopting the principles of Katie Meyer’s Law, creating a leadership award in Katie’s name, retiring her jersey, and launching new initiatives focused on student-athlete mental health and well-being.
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Legal action seeks accountability for practitioners whose bogus and unscientific methods caused severe trauma to children
PRESS RELEASE: [Santa Cruz, CA – January 23, 2026] – Justice Law Collaborative (JLC) announced today the filing of a complaint in California against two psychologists who hold themselves out as experts in “parental alienation” and intensive reunification therapy, alleging that their practices caused severe psychological harm to children involved in family court proceedings. Read More
PRESS RELEASE [Boston, MA | January 2026] – Justice Law Collaborative is honored to announce that it has been named the Lead Firm for the legal team supporting Take Back the Night, a global 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to ending sexual violence and supporting survivors worldwide. Read More