Philadelphia Doctor Sexual Abuse Lawyer For Rape, Injuries Claims Announced

Oct 2, 2023

Key Takeaways

  • Brian Kent, Esq. has partnered with Abuse Guardian to provide better legal representation to victims of doctor abuse.
  • There have been over 3,100 doctors disciplined for sexual abuse and assault since 1999, and many more likely escaped prosecution.
  • As Philadelphia's Abuse Guardian attorney, Kent aims to help victims bring larger injury claims against their abusers and the medical organizations that protected them.
  • Kent and Abuse Guardian offer support to victims throughout criminal proceedings and medical licensing and disciplinary actions.
  • Kent now offers a no-win, no-fee guarantee to abuse survivors, meaning he will only charge fees if he successfully recovers compensation for the victim.

Brian Kent, Esq., a specialized sexual abuse lawyer in Philadelphia, has joined forces with Abuse Guardian to offer better legal representation services to the victims of doctor abuse.

Garnet Valley, United States - October 2, 2023 /PressCable/

Mr. Kent has worked as one of the managing partners at Laffey, Bucci & Kent to bring justice to people who have been sexually abused or raped by their doctor, or by another medical professional. Now, with his appointment as the Abuse Guardian sexual abuse attorney in Philadelphia, he believes he can help victims bring forth larger injury claims against their abusers and the medical organizations that have sheltered them or failed to prevent them from abusing their victims.

More information is available at https://abuseguardian.com/sexual-assault-lawyer/pennsylvania/doctor-patient-sex-abuse-pa

According to a recent comprehensive report by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, more than 3,100 doctors have faced disciplinary consequences for sexual abuse and assault since 1999, and as Abuse Guardian stresses, while this is already a high number, there are likely double this amount of doctors who never face prosecution.

Brian Kent, Esq. understands the trauma endured by the victims of doctor sexual abuse and rape, who have had to face this ultimate breach of confidence and trust. As Mr. Kent explained, “Sexual abuse by a doctor is a severe breach of trust and professional responsibility. Medical professionals have a duty to care for their patients and adhere to the highest standards of ethical conduct. When doctors violate this trust by engaging in sexual misconduct or abuse, they not only inflict severe emotional and psychological harm on their victims but also undermine the integrity of the medical profession.”

Therefore, following his appointment as Philadelphia’s Abuse Guardian attorney, Mr. Kent is pleased to be doing more to support victims. In addition to helping the victims of rape, molestation and other forms of sexual abuse like groping and indecent exposure to achieve justice by reporting and suing their abuser, Brian Kent and Abuse Guardian can support victims throughout any criminal proceedings and medical licensing and disciplinary actions, ensuring that their voice is heard.

Following his partnership with Abuse Guardian, Brian Kent, Esq. can also now offer abuse survivors a no-win, no-fee guarantee, meaning he will not charge any fees unless he successfully recovers compensation for a victim.

Abuse Guardian and Brian Kent can represent doctor sexual abuse victims throughout the state of Pennsylvania.

Mr. Kent said, “As a former sex crimes prosecutor, I have dedicated my career to helping survivors of sexual abuse find the justice they deserve. My empathetic and understanding team is prepared to support survivors and their families in their pursuit of justice against medical professionals who have violated their trust.”

For more details, visit https://abuseguardian.com/sexual-assault-lawyer/pennsylvania/doctor-patient-sex-abuse-pa

Contact Info:
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Organization: Abuse Guardian
Address: 1067 Mansion Lane,, Garnet Valley, PA 19060, United States
Website: https://abuseguardian.com/

Source: PressCable

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