Zalkin Law Firm, LLP

The Zalkin Law Firm, LLP, is one of the nation’s most respected law firms dedicated to representing survivors of sexual abuse and assault. For more than two decades, the firm has provided compassionate, survivor-centered advocacy while pursuing accountability against powerful institutions that enabled or concealed abuse.

The Zalkin Law Firm, LLP is widely recognized for its leadership in complex sexual abuse litigation involving clergy, schools, youth organizations, universities, and religious institutions. The firm has represented survivors nationwide in both single-victim and multi-victim cases, including high-profile matters that reshaped institutional accountability standards.

The Zalkin Law Firm, LLP has secured historic results for survivors, including landmark global settlements and verdicts totaling hundreds of millions of dollars. These outcomes reflect meticulous preparation, strategic litigation, and the ability to confront well-funded defendants while prioritizing survivor dignity, privacy, and long-term healing.

The Zalkin Law Firm, LLP, approaches every case with trauma-informed care and unwavering respect. Legal strategies are tailored to each survivor’s goals, recognizing the courage required to come forward after years of silence, secrecy, or institutional betrayal. Confidentiality, patience, and empowerment remain central to every client relationship.

The Zalkin Law Firm, LLP is led by nationally recognized trial lawyers with extensive experience in civil litigation, mediation, and negotiations involving governmental, religious, and corporate entities. Consistent recognition from Super Lawyers, national trial organizations, and legal publications underscores the firm’s standing for excellence and integrity.

The Zalkin Law Firm, LLP serves survivors across the United States from offices in California and New York. With substantial resources and a singular focus on justice for survivors, the firm remains committed to giving survivors a voice, holding institutions accountable, and pursuing meaningful change through the civil justice system.