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Dordulian Law Group Representing Over 125 Los Angeles County Juvenile Hall Sexual Abuse Survivors and Continuing to Accept New Cases

Los Angeles, CA  Survivors abused as children inside L.A. County juvenile halls, probation camps, and detention centers generally have until their 40th birthday to file a civil claim. Free and confidential case reviews are still available at (866) GO-SEE-SAM. Dordulian Law Group (DLG), a California sexual abuse civil litigation firm led by former Los Angeles County sex […]

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Survivors abused as children inside L.A. County juvenile halls, probation camps, and detention centers generally have until their 40th birthday to file a civil claim. Free and confidential case reviews are still available at (866) GO-SEE-SAM.

Dordulian Law Group (DLG), a California sexual abuse civil litigation firm led by former Los Angeles County sex crimes prosecutor Sam Dordulian, announced today that it now represents over 125 survivors of sexual abuse in Los Angeles County juvenile halls and detention camps. The firm confirmed that it is continuing to accept new cases and is urging survivors and their families to learn whether they may qualify for compensation before their respective filing windows close. Case reviews are free, confidential, and available 24/7 by calling (866) GO-SEE-SAM or visiting DLG’s Los Angeles juvenile hall sexual abuse lawyer page.

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The Window to File Is Still Open, and It Closes at Age 40

Under California Code of Civil Procedure section 340.1, a person who was sexually abused as a minor generally has until their 40th birthday to file a civil claim, or five years from the date they discover that a psychological injury or illness after the age of majority was caused by the abuse, whichever occurs later. For thousands of people abused as children in Los Angeles County facilities during the 1990s and 2000s, that means the courthouse doors have not closed.

“Every week we speak with a survivor who assumed it was too late for them, and in many cases they are wrong,” said Sam Dordulian, founding president of Dordulian Law Group and a former sex crimes prosecutor and Deputy District Attorney for Los Angeles County. “If you have not turned 40 yet, or if you only recently connected your depression, PTSD, or addiction to what happened to you inside that facility, you may still have the right to be heard. The worst outcome is a survivor who waits, turns 40, and loses a claim they always had.”

Separately, for childhood sexual abuse occurring on or after January 1, 2024, California’s AB 452 law removes the filing deadline entirely. That change is not retroactive and does not apply to older claims, which is why survivors of historic juvenile hall sexual abuse should have their specific dates reviewed by a lawyer rather than relying on headlines. DLG offers that review at no cost through its sexual assault and child sexual abuse practice teams.

Los Angeles County Facilities Named in Juvenile Hall Sexual Abuse Claims

DLG is reviewing and filing claims involving sexual abuse reported at Los Angeles County-run juvenile detention facilities, probation camps, and shelters, including:

  • Barry J. Nidorf Juvenile Hall (Sylmar)
  • Central Juvenile Hall (Los Angeles)
  • Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall (Downey)
  • Eastlake Juvenile Hall
  • MacLaren Children’s Center (El Monte, closed in 2003)
  • Camp Scott, Camp Dorothy Kirby, Camp Paige, and Camp Kenyon Scudder
  • Challenger Memorial Youth Center
  • County-placed foster homes and group homes

 

In April 2025, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors approved a $4 billion settlement resolving thousands of claims of sexual abuse in county juvenile and foster facilities dating back decades, the largest institutional child sexual abuse settlement in United States history. That settlement resolved the claims of people who had already come forward. It did not close the door on survivors who had not yet filed. New lawsuits have continued to be filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court throughout 2026.

Important note for survivors: Dordulian Law Group is not a claims administrator for the county settlement and does not take part in any claim that is not verified. Survivors who were contacted by strangers, recruiters, or unfamiliar firms about “signing up” for a payout are encouraged to speak directly with a licensed attorney before signing anything.

Who May Qualify to File a Los Angeles Juvenile Hall Sexual Abuse Claim?

A person may have a claim if, while under the age of 18, they experienced sexual abuse in a Los Angeles County juvenile facility, probation camp, or shelter. Common examples of abuse endured at L.A. County juvenile halls may include:

  • Rape, attempted rape, or forced sexual contact by a staff member, probation officer, counselor, medical provider, or another detainee
  • Unwanted touching, fondling, or sexualized “pat-downs” and strip searches
  • Coerced sexual contact in exchange for phone calls, food, privileges, protection, or early release
  • Physical/sexual retaliation or discipline (including isolation) after reporting abuse
  • Sexual harassment, exposure, or forced viewing of sexual material

 

Claims can be brought against the individual perpetrator and against the institutions that hired, supervised, ignored, or covered for them. Survivors do not need a criminal conviction, a police report, or physical evidence to pursue a civil case. Many cases are filed under a pseudonym such as John Doe or Jane Doe to protect the survivor’s identity. Related practice areas include sexual abuse, foster care abuse, school sexual abuse, child abuse, and rape victim representation.

The SAJE Team: A Four-Tiered Support System, Not Just a Law Firm

DLG’s Sexual Abuse Justice Experts (SAJE) Team gives every survivor client access to a dedicated support structure at no additional cost:

  • Sam Dordulian, founding president, former Los Angeles County sex crimes prosecutor and Deputy District Attorney, with more than 100 jury trial victories and a 98% winning record
  • Moses Castillo, chief investigator and retired LAPD child sex crimes detective with over 30 years of experience, who investigates every juvenile hall sexual abuse case personally
  • Two nationally accredited victim advocates, available to clients around the clock
  • A licensed in-house clinical therapist with more than 20 years of experience supporting survivors of trauma

 

Los Angeles juvenile hall sexual abuse lawyer Sam Dordulian is a member of the National Leadership Council for RAINN, the nation’s largest anti-sexual violence nonprofit organization. His firm has recovered more than $150 million for clients and handles all sexual abuse cases on a contingency basis. There is no upfront fee and no out-of-pocket cost. If DLG does not win, the client does not pay. See DLG’s case results and firm overview for more.

“Survivors of juvenile hall abuse were failed by the exact system that was supposed to protect them, and then they were told for years that nobody would believe them,” Dordulian said. “Our job is to make sure the second failure does not happen. We investigate with a retired LAPD detective, we provide access to victim advocates and mental health resources, and we do not ask anyone to relive the worst days of their life alone.”

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I still file a Los Angeles juvenile hall sexual abuse lawsuit in 2026?

Yes, in many cases. California generally allows survivors of childhood sexual abuse to file until their 40th birthday, or within five years of discovering that a psychological injury was caused by the abuse, whichever is later. Dordulian Law Group is actively accepting new juvenile hall sexual abuse cases. Call (866) GO-SEE-SAM for your free case review.

What is the statute of limitations for juvenile hall sexual abuse in California?

For abuse that occurred when the survivor was a minor, the deadline is the survivor’s 40th birthday or five years from the discovery of a related psychological injury, whichever comes later. For childhood sexual abuse occurring on or after January 1, 2024, California has eliminated the filing deadline. Deadlines are fact-specific, so an attorney should confirm the date that applies to your case.

Do I need to have reported the juvenile hall sexual abuse at the time it happened?

No. A police report, a criminal case, or a contemporaneous complaint is not required to bring a juvenile hall sexual abuse civil claim. Most survivors of institutional abuse did not report at the time, often because they feared retaliation or were not believed. Attorneys, investigators, and records requests can develop the evidence.

Can I file anonymously?

In many sexual abuse cases, California courts allow survivors to proceed under a pseudonym such as John Doe or Jane Doe. DLG requests these protections wherever appropriate and takes additional steps to shield client identities during litigation.

Was the $4 billion LA County settlement the end of these cases?

No. The April 2025 settlement resolved claims that had already been filed. Survivors who had not yet come forward may still bring new claims, and new lawsuits continue to be filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court. A settlement of past claims does not extinguish the rights of a survivor who was not part of it.

How much does it cost to hire Dordulian Law Group?

Nothing upfront. DLG handles sexual abuse cases on a contingency fee basis. Clients pay no fee until the firm recovers compensation. Consultations are free and confidential. Call (866) GO-SEE-SAM or request a free consultation with a Los Angeles juvenile hall sexual abuse lawyer online.

What compensation is available?

Survivors may pursue compensation for therapy and medical costs, past and future lost earnings, loss of earning capacity, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and in some cases punitive damages against institutions that concealed or enabled the abuse. No two cases are identical, and no outcome can be guaranteed.

About Dordulian Law Group

Dordulian Law Group is a California sexual abuse civil litigation firm. Founded by former Los Angeles County sex crimes prosecutor and Deputy District Attorney Sam Dordulian, the firm represents survivors of sexual assault, child sexual abuse, juvenile hall and institutional abuse, and serious personal injury matters throughout California. DLG’s SAJE Team pairs trial attorneys with a retired LAPD child sex crimes detective, accredited victim advocates, and a licensed in-house clinical therapist. The firm has recovered more than $150 million on behalf of its clients and maintains a 98% winning record.

Survivor resources: If you or someone you love was sexually abused in a Los Angeles County juvenile facility, call (866) GO-SEE-SAM for a free and confidential consultation, available 24/7. Se habla español.

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Timothy A. Sawyer Delivers a Gripping Tale of Revenge and Redemption in New Thriller Nick’s Blunder

CRESTVIEW HILLS, KYAuthor Timothy A. Sawyer announces the release of Nick’s Blunder, a fast-paced crime thriller that weaves together a decades-old promise, a ruthless drug cartel, and one man’s relentless quest for justice. This debut novel introduces readers to a world where loyalty is tested, secrets run deep, and one wrong move can cost everything.     The […]

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Author Timothy A. Sawyer announces the release of Nick’s Blunder, a fast-paced crime thriller that weaves together a decades-old promise, a ruthless drug cartel, and one man’s relentless quest for justice. This debut novel introduces readers to a world where loyalty is tested, secrets run deep, and one wrong move can cost everything.

 

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The story begins five years ago in Central California, where a drug raid gone wrong at a suspected meth lab ends in a devastating explosion. The blast takes the lives of an innocent woman and her young daughter, leaving behind her grieving husband, Jesse Schild, and police officer Frank Price. Determined to see justice done, Price vows to keep pursuing the man responsible Kirill Nikitin, leader of a sprawling international drug operation until he is brought down.

Today, Frank leads a handpicked task force to dismantle Nikitin’s empire. A brave undercover officer, a lucky break, and an unlikely alliance with Jesse bring him closer to his target. But Nikitin is no faceless kingpin: he’s a ruthless tactician who tolerates no failure and eliminates liabilities. As bodies pile up and loyalties shift, Frank and Jesse face a deadly game of cat and mouse, with their loved ones at risk.

Nick’s Blunder explores more than crime and punishment: officers’ loyalty, ordinary people’s courage in extraordinary circumstances, and the healing power of second chances. Drawing on his IT background and lifelong love of storytelling, Sawyer creates an emotionally resonant, suspenseful narrative.

The novel also pays tribute to the author’s late companion, Wendy, a faithful four-legged friend who showed him what unconditional love is all about, and to his readers and Facebook friends who continue to inspire his work. With its sharp dialogue, intricate plotting, and unforgettable characters, Nick’s Blunder marks the arrival of a compelling new voice in crime fiction.

Nick’s Blunder is available now on Amazon in eBook, Paperback, and Hardcover formats.

About the Author

Timothy A. Sawyer is an independent author based in Crestview Hills, Kentucky. After a career in information technology, he discovered a passion for writing and has since authored three self-help books along with his debut novel, Nick’s Blunder. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Southern New Hampshire University and is currently pursuing a master’s degree at Northern Kentucky University. He is a member of the Alpha Sigma Lambda and Delta Mu Delta honor societies and can often be found over a chessboard when he isn’t writing.

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EASE Automations Completes Multi-Year TDM Modernization Initiative Across 300+ Collocations

CHICAGO, IL, October 14, 2026EASE Automations supported a multi-year telecommunications modernization initiative targeting approximately $60 million in annual recurring leased transport cost reductions.

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EASE Automations, a strategic telecommunications workforce, network transformation, and managed-services partner, announced the completion of its multi-year engagement supporting a Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) Emulation initiative for a leading wholesale voice and Communications Platform as a Service (CPaaS) provider.

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The initiative began in 2023 and gained significant momentum in 2024 as EASE Automations expanded its role and team. From 2023 through 2025, the company deployed a specialized team that grew to approximately 35–40 telecommunications professionals, supporting network provisioning, circuit design, implementation, carrier coordination, validation, and legacy transport retirement.

The initiative was designed to eliminate approximately $5 million per month in leased TDM transport expenses, representing a targeted reduction of approximately $60 million in annual recurring costs. According to EASE Automations, these figures reflect the program’s cost-reduction objectives rather than independently verified realized savings.

Across more than 300 collocation environments, EASE-supported professionals designed and provisioned the IP and TDM connectivity required to bring interconnections closer to the carrier edge, backhaul traffic over IP, and support the retirement of leased TDM transport.

“Modernizing a carrier network is not simply about installing new technology,” said Stan Scott, Managing Director of EASE Automations. “The real work is making every interconnection, carrier order, provisioning dependency, activation, and cutover line up without disrupting the business. EASE Automations built and sustained a team that could operate in that complexity at scale.”

Throughout the engagement, EASE professionals collaborated with carrier organizations, internal engineering teams, vendors, and network operations personnel to move locations from design through activation. The team provided specialized expertise in carrier-scale network provisioning, circuit design and order management, TDM-to-IP enablement, implementation coordination, network validation, and legacy transport retirement.

A key component of the initiative was maintaining operational continuity throughout the transformation process. As EASE Automations’ responsibilities expanded, its professionals developed institutional knowledge of the client’s network infrastructure, provisioning processes, carrier relationships, and operational dependencies. Retaining this expertise helped sustain project execution as the modernization effort progressed.

The completed engagement highlights EASE Automations’ role in supporting large-scale telecommunications modernization through specialized workforce deployment and operational coordination. By assembling and sustaining dedicated telecommunications teams, the company supported complex network transformation activities while helping maintain the technical knowledge, coordination, and operational continuity necessary for implementation.

About EASE Automations

EASE Automations is a Chicago-based telecommunications workforce, network transformation, and managed-services partner specializing in complex network modernization projects. The company combines carrier-domain expertise with dedicated technical teams to help telecommunications organizations modernize infrastructure while maintaining operational continuity. Its capabilities include network provisioning, circuit design, implementation coordination, carrier management, TDM-to-IP enablement, network validation, and legacy transport retirement.

For more information, visit https://easeautomations.com/.

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COLLAPSE OF THE SECRET DOMINION SETS A $200 BILLION HEIR AGAINST A GLOBAL NETWORK OF WEALTH ABUSERS

NEW YORK, NYCraig Hickman’s thriller pairs international espionage with a rebellion against financial exploitation, corruption and concealed power.

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Craig Hickman’s thriller pairs international espionage with a rebellion against financial exploitation, corruption and concealed power.

An heir to a $200 billion empire becomes an adversary of elites bent on controlling humanity in Craig Hickman’s Collapse of the Secret Dominion. Centered on Wilson Fielder and his wife, Emily, the thriller brings a family under attack into a global struggle against the Divitiae, also known as the Wealth Abusers. Its central conflict connects extraordinary private wealth with the danger of unchecked public influence.

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Missile strikes shatter Wilson and Emily’s life on a Greek isle. The attack compounds an already grave family crisis: Wilson’s father lies in a coma after an assassination attempt, and Emily has narrowly escaped abduction. Facing a conspiracy whose ambitions extend far beyond their own lives, the couple gathers revolutionaries from around the world into a resistance group, the Mundi Liberatores. Their mission takes them into bastions of European wealth, the hidden dimensions of Sino-Russian-Indian ambitions, and the complex relationships of the United States and its neighboring countries. Infiltration and investigation bring global espionage together with financial manipulation. As the group uncovers the consequences of abused wealth, power and influence, its campaign becomes a race to stop the Divitiae before society reaches a point of irreversible decay.

Wilson’s inheritance gives the confrontation a distinctive tension. The figure challenging the Wealth Abusers is himself the heir to an immense fortune, rather than someone remote from the world of concentrated wealth. That juxtaposition places privilege and resistance within the same central character. The premise sets the scale of his family’s resources beside a wider question about how wealth becomes an instrument of domination.

For readers drawn to conspiracy thrillers, the book offers an opposition that operates through both hidden networks and financial leverage. Its international scope extends the threat beyond a single government or location, while the attacks on Wilson’s family give that broad conflict a personal point of entry. The combination makes money and influence central to the danger, alongside the violence directed at those caught in the conspiracy.

The novel’s framing also gives its rebellion an explicitly ethical focus: rejecting oppressive control, resisting predatory exploitation and exposing calculated deceit. These concerns distinguish the struggle from a pursuit of one enemy alone. The Divitiae embodies abuses that reach across borders, and the Mundi Liberatores represents an effort to confront those abuses through an equally international alliance. Beyond survival and exposure, the resistance seeks the restoration of justice, equity and trust. Those aims establish what is at stake in the book’s vision of a world damaged by avarice and corruption.

Collapse of the Secret Dominion ties its thriller premise to the unresolved question of whether organized resistance can loosen entrenched power’s grip before the damage becomes irreversible.

Craig Hickman spent forty-five years inside the rooms where power operates, advising CEOs and Senior Executives of the world’s most powerful institutions as a New York Times bestselling author, Harvard MBA, and former CEO. He wrote twenty books trying to capture what he witnessed: Empowerment vs. Control; Reciprocity vs. Exploitation; Integrity vs. Deceit, revealing the full spectrum of leadership at the highest levels.

Eventually he realized that nonfiction couldn’t tell the whole truth. Fiction could, and, in his view, only fiction could do it without restraint. His shift from business books to political thrillers led to The Insiders Universe, which channels decades of insider experience into fiction. Collapse of the Secret Dominion explores how wealth, influence and concealed power can be used to dominate, and how resistance can form in response.

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