If you were abused by Jeffrey Epstein or one of his associates, you deserve to be compensated for your injuries and trauma. If your claim is successful, you can receive money for your pain and suffering, medical bills, and loss of consortium, to name just a few areas of compensation. Bradley Law Personal Injury Lawyers can help.
Our personal injury law firm in St. Louis, Missouri, has been helping clients in the area since 2002. Since then, we have collected more than $70 million for our clients. In addition, our Jeffrey Epstein victims compensation lawyers have been practicing law for three decades collectively. We can put that stellar track record in your corner starting today.
If you want to begin forming an attorney-client relationship or want to learn more, reach out to our law office in St. Louis today at (314) 400-0000. We offer a no-pressure, free consultation to review your case.
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How Bradley Law Personal Injury Lawyers Can Help if You Were Victimized by Jeffrey Epstein
The Jeffrey Epstein situation is one of the most despicable in recent history. Unfortunately, the matter permeates much further than Mr. Epstein himself. Other people played a significant role in what happened, and the situation is far from resolved to this day, even though Mr. Epstein is no longer alive. If you or a loved one were hurt as a result of this matter in any sort of way, you might have a valid claim for compensation against Epstein or the at-fault party.
Because the situation has become so publicly known and wrought with conspiracy, your claim will likely entail substantial investigation and legal work. Fortunately, Bradley Law Personal Injury Lawyers is more than up to the task.
Our St. Louis sexual assault lawyers are highly-regarded in the area, receiving accolades like membership in the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum and a spot on the Top 100 Trial Lawyers in America list. Hiring us means you’ll have legal assistance in the form of:
- A thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding your case to collect evidence and strengthen your claim
- Negotiating a settlement and bring your case to court if the other side refuses to negotiate with us in good faith
- Taking care of all the paperwork, processes, and communications related to your case
- Ensuring you’re kept up to date on the status of your case and your legal options at all times
Contact us today in St. Louis, MO, for more information about how we can assist with your case.
An Overview of Jeffrey Epstein
Jeffrey Epstein lived from January 20, 1953, to August 10, 2019. He worked in the finance sector, initially working for Bear Sterns and ultimately creating his own firm. The immense wealth he gained during this time allowed him to form an elite circle of contacts, which he would subsequently exploit.
Mr. Epstein was arrested on two separate occasions for sex crimes. In 2008, he pleaded guilty to charges of procuring a child for prostitution and for soliciting a prostitute. He served 13 months in custody for those offenses, but his plea deal was highly controversial considering the number of victims that were identified as part of the case.
In July 2019, Epstein was arrested again, this time on federal charges of the sex trafficking of minors. Mr. Epstein was found dead in his jail cell on August 10, 2019, due to an apparent suicide. His death was – and remains – highly controversial.
Lawsuits Against Jeffrey Epstein
Many lawsuits are still pending regarding the situation, either related to Mr. Epstein directly or to people who were closely connected with him. Importantly, civil cases may continue to proceed even though Epstein is deceased.
In addition, a victim’s compensation fund was established to help those who were harmed by Mr. Epstein. If you received money from that fund, you won’t be able to file a lawsuit to obtain additional money.
However, if you did not pursue compensation from that fund, you might still have a claim against Mr. Epstein’s estate. The statute of limitations in Missouri for personal injury ranges from two to five years (or longer), depending on the exact type of injuries suffered and the age of the victim at the time.
We recommend promptly reaching out to our legal team with any questions you might have about pursuing compensation for your injuries, considering this complexity.
What Damages Can I Receive from My Jeffrey Epstein Victimization Case?
People who were victimized by Jeffrey Epstein can aim to receive economic, non-economic, and possibly punitive damages.
Economic damages represent things like:
- Medical bills
- Decreased earning capacity
- Lost wages
- Out-of-pocket expenses
Non-economic damages make up for losses such as:
- Loss of consortium
- Pain and suffering
- Emotional distress
- PTSD, depression, anxiety
Punitive damages are more likely to be awarded in this type of case than in most personal injury cases, considering the heinous behavior involved. However, they are still not a guarantee, as the burden of proof is “clear and convincing evidence” in Missouri rather than the “beyond a preponderance of the evidence” standard for the other two types of damages.
Contact a St. Louis Jeffrey Epstein Victims Compensation Attorney for a Free Case Review
You might not be sure where to turn for help if you’ve been victimized by Jeffrey Epstein or one of his associates. He has passed away, and that can make things significantly more complex – or at least uncertain.
Bradley Law Personal Injury Lawyers can assist you every step of the way when it comes to navigating these legal waters. We’ve been practicing personal injury law for decades and are confident that we can help you obtain the compensation you need and deserve.
Further, we work on a contingency fee basis, so you’ll only pay us if we obtain a monetary award for you. Contact our Jeffrey Epstein victim’s compensation attorneys today to schedule your free consultation.
