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5 posts tagged with Sexual Assault
What Happens If a Hospital Does Not Provide a SART Exam?
When a hospital skips a SART exam after a sexual assault, it isn't just a lapse in care - it's often a failure of a legal duty. Evidence is lost, cases are weakened, and survivors are left to carry the weight of a system that failed them. Here's what that failure actually means, and what you can do about it.
TSA Sexual Assault and Harassment
Cohen Hirsch attorneys Brooke Cohen and Andrea Hirsch represent a Metro Atlanta woman who filed a complaint against a TSA officer for alleged sexual harassment at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
What Is a SART Exam and Why It Matters
A SART exam - Sexual Assault Response Team exam - is a specialized medical and forensic examination performed after a suspected sexual assault. The law firm Cohen Hirsch, LP explains when to seek a SART exam, why hospitals are legally required to offer them, and what happens when they don't.
New Law for Sexual Assault Victims
Newly passed legislation allows people who were sexually abused as minors to file federal civil lawsuits without any statute of limitations, eliminating previous time constraints that often prevented survivors from seeking justice.
Union for Reform Judaism Sexual Misconduct
Attorney Brooke Cohen of Cohen Hirsch, LP shares a personal response to the Union for Reform Judaism sexual misconduct investigation report, and explains why the firm is committed to representing victims of sexual assault at URJ programs and camps.