Sexual assault on college campuses is a silent epidemic that too often remains hidden in the shadows. Despite the staggering statistics, the issue is still largely unspoken, ignored, or downplayed.

It’s no secret that alcohol and drug use is common on college campuses, often forming a backdrop for social interactions and gatherings. However, these substances can also play a dangerous role in sexual assaults. One study found that 15% of young women experienced incapacitated rape during their first year of college.

The unique social environment of a college campus, where students often live without the oversight of older adults, can exacerbate the issue. Peer pressure can lead students into situations where they feel compelled to engage in unwanted activities, including sexual acts, in a bid for acceptance or to fit in.

The trauma from a sexual assault can leave lasting scars, both mentally and emotionally. Survivors often grapple with depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other challenges. The trauma can be compounded when victims have to face their assailants regularly on campus.

Furthermore, academic performance can suffer, with some survivors even considering leaving their institutions.

Our legal team is deeply committed to supporting victims of campus sexual assault. If you’ve been injured due to someone’s actions or institutional negligence, you deserve justice.

You might feel hesitant, thinking that your case might not be strong enough. However, it’s essential to remember that you have rights, and seeking legal counsel can help you understand them.

If you’ve been a victim of sexual assault on campus, reach out to us. We’re here to offer experienced legal advice and fight for your rights.