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A Time-Limited Legal Option for Adult Survivors of Sexual Assault in California

A Limited Time Window for Adult Survivors of Sexual Assault Free. Confidential. No pressure.


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Filing window: January 1, 2026 – December 31, 2027

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You Are Not Alone — And You Are Not Too Late

For many survivors, coming forward was not possible before now.
Fear, shame, power imbalances, retaliation, or institutional silence often
kept the truth buried for years.

California’s new law, AB 250, creates a limited two-year revival window
that may allow some adult survivors of sexual assault to file a civil lawsuit
— even if the statute of limitations expired long ago.

You are in control of whether to explore this option.
We are here to listen, explain your rights, and protect your privacy.

Speak with an experienced legal team to understand your rights — a team focused on protecting survivors, led by a former FBI Special Agent with dedicated experience representing survivors of sexual abuse. We will guide you with care, and we only receive a fee if we successfully recover compensation on your behalf Shape.

Past Results Don’t Guarantee Future Success. The results in your case may vary depending on your particular facts and circumstances. All cases involve Jason T. Brown, Esquire and/or Brown, LLC

What AB 250 Does — In Plain Terms

AB 250 temporarily reopens the courthouse doors for certain adult survivors whose civil claims were previously time-barred.
Key points to know:

  • Window opens: January 1, 2026
  • Window closes: December 31, 2027
  • Who it applies to: Survivors who were 18 or older at the time of the assault
  • Criminal conviction not required: You may pursue a civil case even if no criminal case was filed
  • Private entities: In some cases, a private institution or business may also be held accountable
  • Cover-ups matter: The law recognizes concealment and institutional silence as legally significant
  • Public entities excluded: This revival window does not apply to government or public entities

Every case is deeply personal and fact-specific. A brief conversation is often enough to determine whether AB 250 may apply to you.

A Gentle Eligibility Check

You may qualify if:

  • You were 18 or older at the time of the sexual assault
  • Your civil claim expired only because of the statute of limitations
  • You file your case between January 1, 2026 and December 31, 2027
  • The potential defendants fall within the law’s requirements

We can usually assess eligibility quickly and discreetly.

📞 Free, confidential consultation

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If you are unsure — that is normal. Many survivors do not know who may be legally responsible until a legal team begins reviewing records and patterns .

When Institutions May Be Involved

In some cases, a private organization failed to act, ignored warnings, or concealed prior reports. Survivors often learn years later that others came forward — or that records existed all along.

AB 250 allows certain claims against private institutions when the statute’s requirements are met.

You do not need to have answers now.Investigation is our job — not yours.

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Why Survivors Choose Brown, LLC

Choosing a lawyer after sexual assault requires trust. We do not take that lightly.
  • Over $1 billion recovered across the firm’s matters
  • Led by Jason T. Brown, former FBI Special Agent and Legal Advisor
  • National trial-ready firm built for high-stakes, sensitive litigation
  • Trauma-informed intake with careful handling of personal information
  • No pressure. No obligation. Your story stays confidential.

We are prepared to stand between you and powerful individuals or institutions — and to do so with discretion and resolve. (Past results don’t guarantee future success).

What Happens After You Reach Out

  • Private intake conversation focused on timing and basic facts
  • Careful legal review of potential defendants under AB 250
  • Clear next-steps plan, including evidence preservation and filing preparation, if appropriate

You decide how far to go.We move at your pace.

Serving Survivors Across California

Los Angeles · Orange County · San Diego · Riverside · San Bernardino · Bay Area · Sacramento · Fresno · Kern County — and beyond.

Speak With Us — Confidentially

📞 Free, confidential consultation: 877-561-0000

  • You deserve clarity.
  • You deserve dignity
  • You deserve to be heard .

Firm name: Brown, LLC

Responsible Attorney: Jason T. Brown

Principal Office: Jersey City, NJ

Disclaimer: Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Results shown are not related to sexual assault cases. Each matter depends on its specific facts. Attorney advertising .