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Who We Are

Abuse Legal Group is a coalition of experienced trial attorneys dedicated to seeking justice for survivors of abuse in institutional settings. We represent individuals who were harmed in youth detention facilities, group homes, residential treatment centers, schools, religious institutions, and other environments where trust and safety should have been guaranteed.

We formed this group to combine deep investigative resources, trauma‑informed advocacy, and the legal firepower required to hold powerful institutions accountable. Our mission is simple: make it safe to speak up, ensure survivors are heard, and pursue meaningful justice.

What We Do

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Our Values

Who We Help

We help people who experienced:

This includes survivors harmed in:
If you’re unsure whether your experience qualifies, we encourage you to reach out—confidentially—to discuss your options.
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Where We Work

We support survivors across multiple states, with focused experience in New England jurisdictions including Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Connecticut, and we collaborate with trusted local counsel as needed. If your abuse occurred in another state, contact us—our team will assess your options.

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How the Process Works

Most cases are handled on a contingency fee basis—you pay no fees unless we recover compensation for you.

About Our Commitment to Privacy

Your story is yours. If you choose, we can file under a pseudonym (e.g., “John/Jane Doe”) and
take steps to protect your identity throughout the process. Your consultation is 100% confidential.

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Why Survivors Choose Us

Take the First Step

You do not have to carry this alone. If you or a loved one suffered abuse in an institutional setting—even years ago—there may still be a path forward. Contact us to speak with a lawyer and receive a free confidential consultation to learn about your rights and options.