Sexual Assault

Wisconsin Sexual Assault Civil Attorneys

Survivors of sexual assault deserve compassionate legal representation and a team that understands the sensitivity of these cases.

Stanford Law Offices, S.C. helps survivors pursue civil remedies against perpetrators and institutions that failed to protect them — with discretion, respect, and determination.

We represent clients from our Milwaukee office and Fond du Lac office . Call (414) 276-8269 for a free consultation.

Common Mistakes To Avoid After A Sexual Assault Case

After sexual assault, the steps you take can affect your legal options. As Wisconsin sexual assault attorneys, we have seen survivors unintentionally hurt their civil claims. We have summarized several common missteps that can quietly limit your case.

Do not navigate this alone. Institutions and defendants often have experienced legal teams on their side. We have represented Wisconsin survivors since 1989 and can help you understand your rights and pursue accountability through a civil claim.

Waiting too long to get legal advice

Evidence fades and deadlines apply. Early guidance protects your options.

Speaking with the other side without counsel

Representatives may use your words against you. Let an attorney review the situation first.

Accepting a quick settlement before understanding your damages

Initial offers rarely reflect the full impact of what you have endured.

Not documenting medical care or counseling

Gaps in records make it harder to show the harm you have suffered.

Posting about your experience on social media

Posts can be taken out of context and used to undermine your claim.

Contact Us About Your Sexual Assault Case

If you or a loved one needs help with a sexual assault matter, contact Stanford Law Offices, S.C. We serve clients across Wisconsin from offices in Milwaukee and Fond du Lac, and handle matters in other jurisdictions when appropriate.

Call (414) 276-8269 — available 24 hours a day.

Contact Us To Get Help Now

A real lawyer will call you back to hear your full story — usually the same day.