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The Deepfake Crisis in Colorado Schools: What Parents Need to Know
A few years ago, if someone wanted to create a realistic nude image of a student, they generally needed an actual photograph. Today, a yearbook photo, an Instagram post, or
How AI Is Changing the Landscape of Child Sexual Exploitation
Artificial intelligence is transforming nearly every aspect of modern life. From healthcare and education to business and entertainment, AI tools are becoming increasingly integrated into how we work, communicate, and
Can a New York Hospital or Medical Practice Be Liable for Sexual Abuse by a Doctor?
When people think about sexual abuse by a physician, they often focus on the individual doctor responsible for the misconduct. However, in some cases, a hospital, medical practice, university medical
Sexual Abuse During Medical Exams in New York: When Does a Doctor’s Conduct Become Misconduct or Assault?
Most medical examinations are performed professionally and appropriately. Patients routinely trust doctors with intimate information, physical examinations, and procedures involving highly sensitive parts of the body. Unfortunately, not every physician
The TAKE IT DOWN Act Enters a New Phase: What FTC Enforcement Means for Survivors of Image-Based Sexual Abuse
The TAKE IT DOWN Act became law in May 2025. One year later, on May 19, 2026, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) began enforcing the law’s requirements for online platforms.
What to Expect in a Deposition in a Sexual Abuse Case: A Guide for Survivors in Colorado
For survivors pursuing civil lawsuits for sexual assault, the deposition is often the part of the process they dread most. It is understandable. Being asked to describe what happened to