Sexual Abuse & Assault
defining Sexual Assault
What Is Sexual Harassment?
Sexual harassment is quite common. Statistics show that more than 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men have experienced sexual violence involving physical contact during their lifetime.
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Sexual assault can take many forms, but one thing always remains the same, sexual assault is not the victims fault. People hire Uber and Lyft drivers to bring them from one destination to another. Not to be sexually assaulted. If you were sexually assaulted by an Uber or Lyft driver, you are not alone. We have your back. We believe you, and we will support you.
If you were sexually assaulted in an Uber or Lyft, you are not alone. We have your back. We believe you, and we will support you.
Do I Have a Case?
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Was I Assaulted? What is Sexual Assault?
Sexual assault is crime. It is an act in which a person intentionally sexually touches another person without that person’s consent, coerces, or physically forces a person to engage in a sexual act against his or her will. The National Center for Victims of Crime states:
Sexual assault takes many forms including attacks such as rape or attempted rape, as well as any unwanted sexual contact or threats. Locking the doors and refusing to let you leave a car is kidnapping. Usually a sexual assault occurs when someone touches any part of another person’s body in a sexual way, on top of clothing or under clothing without that person’s consent.
You may have been physically injured, but it is more common that your attacker used only enough force to subdue you. Victims often state feeling as if they were in a catatonic state and unable to move during the assault. The reactions of fight, flight or freeze are real. Failure or inability to say “no” is never, ever consent. You did what you had to do to survive in that moment.
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We strive to provide our visitors with the most updated information on sexual assault and abuse.
Why?
Our entire team believes passionately that the best way to end sexual assaults on women is to protect and fight hard for our clients. We can hold Uber and Lyft accountable for the violent acts of their drivers. We can win your case. Do not doubt yourself. You can hold them accountable. Our entire team will be invested in helping you win. Our team includes award winning attorneys, certified victim advocates, therapists (psychologists and psychiatrists), paralegals, forensic experts in sexual assault trauma and activists in protecting women. We can use all these resources to protect you and fight or you.
What We Will Do For You:
2) Guide and support you throughout your case
3) Answer any questions you have about your options
4) Ensure your anonymity
5) Help create an environment to promote your healing
6) Help find a qualified therapist that specializes in treating sex assault survivors
7) Ensure your anonymity
8) Help create an environment to promote your healing
Was I Assaulted?
Women Are Assaulted After Drinking
The consequences of drinking and driving affect lives. One of the primary reasons why people call Uber and Lyft is to avoid driving while intoxicated. Ridesharing companies encourage people to call them if they have been drinking, and advertise themselves as a safe alternative to driving after going out with friends and drinking. Unfortunately, after making the right choice to call Uber or Lyft, they are taken advantage of by drivers that sexually assault them because the women may have been impaired by alcohol or other drugs. The only thing you should worry about after a night out on the town is a hangover, not a sexual assault. This despicable behavior by Uber and Lyft drivers is wrong and unlawful.
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Who Can Be a Victim of Sexual Harassment?
The perpetrator of sexual violence is often someone the victim knows, such as a friend, intimate partner, coworker, neighbor, or family member. It may occur in-person or online, such as by posting or sharing pictures of someone without their consent.
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