Sexual Abuse Lawyers in Texas

RMD Law handles a range of sexual abuse case types across Texas, each shaped by where the abuse happened and who allowed it to continue.

Childhood sexual abuse

Minors can face abuse in places that should have protected them most, like inside their own families or in community organizations built around trust. Texas law recognizes how long it can take a child to process what happened, which is why survivors often have significantly extended timelines to pursue justice as adults.

Institutional and religious abuse

Schools, places of worship, daycare centers, and youth sports leagues all carry a duty to keep the people in their care safe. When an institution grants a predator access, whether through careless hiring or a culture of looking away, that failure becomes part of the legal claim.

Workplace sexual assault and harassment

Abuse doesn’t stop at the office door. A supervisor or coworker who commits assault creates liability that extends past that individual and into the company itself, especially when management ignored complaints or failed to act on warning signs.

Professional and medical malpractice abuse

Trust runs deep with certain professionals by design, and that’s exactly what makes abuse by a doctor, therapist, massage therapist, or care facility staff member so damaging. These cases often intersect with licensing boards and regulatory bodies on top of the civil claim itself, adding another layer most survivors don’t expect to navigate.

Every category above shares one thing in common. Someone in a position of trust, or an institution meant to provide oversight, failed to protect a person. Identifying exactly which category your experience falls into shapes the legal strategy and is often the first conversation worth having with an attorney.