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The Virginia Abuse Guardian is Kevin Biniazan, Esq.
Hi - I’m Kevin. I am an attorney that is licensed to practice law in Virginia. My team has helped numerous sex abuse survivors obtain the compensation they deserve. I am looking forward to helping you find justice and guide you through your legal options.
If you or a loved one has been sexually assaulted or abused, you may be wondering how to proceed with filing a civil claim against the perpetrator or organization. Are you struggling with questions like:
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Sex abuse can cause pain and suffering and is, unfortunately, more common than many people think. For many types of cases, the perpetrator and facility may be held liable. The abuse can happen in places we trust most, including but not limited to:
The elderly are a vulnerable population, moving into a nursing home or assisted living facility when they can no longer live on their own. Placing a loved one in one of these institutions is already an emotional ordeal, discovering nursing home sex abuse after your loved one has been living there can be even worse. This sexual abuse is not limited to just facility staff members, but visitors, vendors, family members, and other residents can be a perpetrator. If your loved one was a victim of this horrific abuse, you have legal options.
Students of all ages move away from home to attend university. The Centers for Disease Control estimates that nearly 1 in every 5 women on a college campus has reported sexual assault or attempted sexual assault. The National Institute of Justice reports that a college with 10,000 students is likely to experience approximately 350 rapes per year. Our Title IX sex assault lawyers fight for victims in educational institutions, learn more about your case by contacting our team today.
Another common type of sexual assault and abuse our lawyers represent in civil lawsuits is in clergy sexual abuse cases. These types of cases have made countless headlines across the United States over the last few years. Priests, bishops, deacons, ministers, pastors are just a few of the positions holding power and the trust of those attending a church, synagogue, or other religious meeting places.
This power and trust can make sex abuse difficult to speak out against. This sexual assault is not limited to just the Catholic Church. Sexual assaults can happen across all religious organizations including Jehovah's Witness, Southern Baptists, Seventh Day Adventists, and the Mormon community. We believe you and want to help you navigate the justice system, getting you the compensation you deserve, and help your healing process.
Unwanted sexual advances, sex assault, and rape can happen in other areas we deem to be safe for ourselves and our children. Here are some other types of sexual assault cases our attorneys have represented:
Sexual assault and rape are two of the most underreported crimes. The National Sexual Violence Resource Center reported that around 63% of assaults are not reported to the police. One in five women and one in 71 men will be raped at some point in their lives. RAINN has reported that an American is sexually assaulted every 98 seconds, with 321,500 victims aged 12 or older every year.
Our team of personal injury and child sexual abuse attorneys are here to answer your questions and help you navigate the criminal justice system. Here are a few of our frequently asked questions. Do not hesitate to reach out if you have additional questions.
Sexual abuse can affect everyone differently and the emotional and physical damages can be long-lasting. These are just a few of the common effects which a victim of a sexual assault can experience:
Yes, as a victim of a sexual assault we do recommend working with an experienced injury attorney. The criminal and civil courts can be difficult to navigate. Often, victims do not realize the powerful options they have in a lawsuit and holding the perpetrator accountable. Depending on the case, clients may be able to file claims against the person responsible, and also the organization.
Sexual assault is any form of sexual contact with a non-consenting adult, child, disabled person, someone not in control of their functions, or any other person who is coerced into unwanted sexual acts. This assault can cause physical and emotional damages to the victim. Forms of sex crimes in Virginia can include:
Sexual abuse claims against the sex offender can often be under-reported due to fear of retaliation. As a victim of sex crimes, molestation, or assault, your first step should be to report your claim to the police. What you have experienced is something someone should never have to endure.
Do not be afraid to take legal action if you are a victim of Virginia sexual assault or abuse. By contacting our team, you will speak with a dedicated lawyer ready to support you in a lawsuit and recover compensation for the damages and trauma you have experienced.
In Richmond, VA, Virginia Beach, and other cities in the state, you have options for support. Our lawyers have created a list of local resources for victims of sex abuse to contact, in addition to speaking with an experienced lawyer.
If you are coming from Norfolk or the International Airport, follow these directions to our local office:
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This webinar is provided by the experienced daycare abuse lawyers at Abuse Guardians in Virginia.
By attending this webinar you will learn:
How do I file a complaint against a daycare in Virginia?
What is considered abuse in VA?
Can you sue social services for neglect?
How long does CPS have to investigate a case in Virginia?
What is neglectful abuse?
Register for our webinar by emailing us at: [email protected] or call us on (757) 755-8483.
Date: 2/17/22
This webinar is provided by the experienced doctor abuse lawyers at Abuse Guardians in Virginia.
By attending this webinar you will learn:
Do doctors abuse patients?
How do doctors abuse their power?
What is medical abuse?
What is abuse in a hospital?
How common is patient abuse?
Register for our webinar by emailing us at: [email protected] or call us on (757) 755-8483.
Date: 3/3/22
This webinar is provided by the experienced sexual abuse lawyers at Abuse Guardians in Virginia.
By attending this webinar, you will learn:
What defines sexual assault?
What are the rates of sexual abuse?
Can you get compensation for being abused?
How long do you have to file a sexual abuse claim in Virginia?
What is the statute of limitations on molestation in Virginia?
Register for our webinar by emailing us at: [email protected] or call us at (757) 755-8483.
Date: 4/6/22
This webinar is provided by the experienced priest abuse lawyers at Abuse Guardians in Virginia.
By attending this webinar, you will learn:
What is considered priest abuse in Virginia?
How much do the victims of priest abuse get in a lawsuit?
How many cases of abuse in the Catholic Church?
What were some abuses of the Catholic Church?
Can I sue a priest?
Register for our webinar by emailing us at: [email protected] or call us at (757) 755-8483.
Date: 5/4/22
This webinar is provided by the experienced child abuse attorneys at Abuse Guardians in Virginia.
By attending this webinar, you will learn:
What qualifies as child molestation in Virginia?
What is the difference between fondling and molestation?
What is the short-term effect of molestation?
What does mental abuse do to the brain?
Can I sue for childhood trauma?
Register for our webinar by emailing us at: [email protected] or call us at (757) 755-8483.
Date: 6/2/22
