On February 14, 2019, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law the Child Victims Act.
Most importantly, this law provides for a one-year “window” of time for victims of child sexual abuse to pursue civil cases, even if the case was previously time-barred by the statute of limitations. The law will be effective on August 14, 2019, and survivors must pursue their case before August 14, 2020 when the window will close.
It is important to have your case evaluated by an experienced attorney now, because once the window closes, you may be precluded from bringing a case.
Why Choose Us?
Local
- We have offices in New York City and Syracuse and we are available to meet with you at other locations throughout New York.
- Our lawyers are from New York and Pennsylvania, and have extensive experience in the mid-Atlantic region.
Philosophy
- We are not a large volume personal injury or class action law firm who will send your case out to another law firm to do the work.
- We are energetic and relentless in our pursuit of justice.
Experience
- We have represented hundreds of sexual abuse survivors in some of the biggest cases across the country.
- Our cases have been against large and powerful institutions like churches, schools, hospitals, and youth serving organizations.
Religious Institutions
Abused in a religious group like the Catholic church, the Mormon church, or Jehovah’s Witnesses?
Youth Organizations
Abused in the Boy Scouts, youth sports, at a summer camp, YMCA, in Big Brothers Big Sisters, or another organization?
Schools & Academies
Abused by a teacher, principal, or other staff member at a private school or academy including any listed below?
Dr. Reginald Archibald
Abused at the Rockefeller Institute or University Hospital or any other medical institution?
Benjamin Andreozzi
Ben has represented hundreds of sexual abuse victims in cases against large and powerful institutions. His groundbreaking cases have captured headlines across the country. His mission is to prevent child sexual abuse in the future by holding those responsible fully accountable for their actions and making sure that institutions change the way they operate.
Nathaniel Foote
In 2017, Nate secured an $88 million jury verdict on behalf of a child sexual abuse survivor along with Ben Andreozzi. This verdict is believed to be one of the largest ever jury verdicts in a single case. After graduating from the Penn State University Dickinson School of law, Nate immediately dedicated his practice to representing children and adults who have fallen victim to sexual abuse.
Kathleen Thomas
Kat is a fierce advocate for survivors of sexual abuse in the United States and abroad. Her passion for representing victims of sexual abuse extends beyond the walls of the court room, and she is determined to forge a path to recovery for each of her clients. She is a member of the National Crime Victim Bar Association, the New York State Trial Lawyers, and the New York City Bar. Ms. Thomas is of counsel to Andreozzi & Associates.
New York Office Locations
11 Broadway Suite 615 New York, NY 10004
109 South Warren Street 18 State Tower Building Syracuse, NY 13202
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Attorney Advertising is for Kathleen Thomas, 11 Broadway, Suite 615, New York, NY 10004, and Benjamin Andreozzi and Nathaniel Foote, of Andreozzi and Associates, P.C. 111 North Front Street, Harrisburg, PA 17101. Ms. Thomas is licensed to practice law in New York. Mr. Andreozzi and Foote are not licensed to practice in New York. Your phone call or email will be forwarded to Andreozzi & Associates, P.C., and if your case is accepted, Ms. Thomas, Mr. Andreozzi, and Mr. Foote will work on your case collaboratively.
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