St. Louis Clergy Sexual Abuse Lawyer

Survivors of clergy abuse in St. Louis may be eligible to recover compensation. If you or a loved one has suffered sexual abuse, assault, or misconduct from a priest or other member of the church, the attorneys at Kayla’s Survivors can help you better understand your legal options. We’ve helped survivors recover over $1 billion in compensation as a result of settlements and verdicts, including clergy abuse claims.

To speak with a St. Louis clergy abuse lawyer, request a free case evaluation online or call our law office at (314) 744-7800 – completely free and 100% confidential.

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Clergy Members Accused of Abuse in St. Louis

From The Archdiocese of St. Louis alone, there are 76 priests who have been accused of sexual abuse, which includes the following:

• Anderson, R. Alexander
• Babka, H. Robert
• Barry, O. Michael
• Beckman, Carl
• Beine, A. James
• Bland, Felix
• Blase, Francis
• Bockelmann, Albert
• Brinkman, G. Don
• Byrne, Maurice
• Campbell, J. “Jack” John
• Campbell, Robert John
• Campbell, A. Michael
• Christensen, A. William
• Christian, H. Norman
• Cleary, X. Francis
• Condon, A. James
• Cooper, T. Thomas
• Creason, “Hugh” Hubert
• DeGuire, M. Charles
• Fitzgerald, J. Alfred
• Forman, Bruce
• Galovich, W. George
• Gavin, L. John
• Goellner, J. Glennon
• Grady, Patrick James
• Heier, A. Vincent
• Hess, P. John
• Hough, W. John
• Huhn, Bernard
• Hummel, Fred
• Kaske, J. John
• Kegel, J. Francis
• Kelley, A. William
• Kertz, Louis
• Kirchoff, P. Dennis
• Kopff, C. Marvin
• Kraus, D. Philip
• Malo, A. Eugene
• Marschner, J. Aloysius
• McClintock, J. Dennis
• McLain, James
• McShane, L. James
• Meinhardt, Louis
• Miller, H. Charles
• O’Brien, M. Joseph
• O’Flynn, Bernard
• Obmann, Russell
• Osborne, R. Robert
• Pavlik, J. James
• Pilgram, C. Paul
• Pinkston, “R.A. Manfir” Nickolas
• Poepperling, C. William
• Posey, Thaddeus
• Rehme, A. Albert
• Ross, D. Joseph
• Schierhoff, C. Lawrence
• Seidel, L. Michael
• Short, J. Anthony
• Stauber, F. James
• Straub, J. Donald
• Sutton, J. Gregory
• Thiel, James
• Toczylowski, Maximilian
• Toohey, W. Michael
• Triulzi, A. Daniel
• Valentine, A. Leroy
• Vatterott, F. William
• Westrich, M. Keith
• Wieberg, R. John
• Witzofsky, H. Richard
• Wolken, P. Gary
• Woulfe, J. John
• Yim, J. Robert
• Zacheis, B. Dennis
• Zimmer, Ralph

If you or a loved one has suffered abuse from a clergy member listed above or from another religious organization in St. Louis, Missouri or surrounding areas, you may be eligible to recover financial compensation and hold the clergy and church accountable. The attorneys at Kayla’s Survivors can help you determine if you have a case, and help you build a strong claim to pursue justice and recover compensation.

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Get Help From The Clergy Sex Abuse Attorneys at Kayla’s Survivors

Kayla’s Survivors is a national sexual abuse law firm that is headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri. Our attorneys have a long history of success, helping survivors recover over $1 billion in compensation as a result of settlements and verdicts, including claims made against churches and other religious organizations.

When you’re ready, get started with your claim by calling (314) 744-7800 or requesting a free case evaluation online from our legal team – completely free and 100% confidential. Our St. Louis office is located at 1401 S Brentwood Blvd #425, St. Louis, MO 63144.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How long do I have to file a St. Louis clergy abuse claim?

In Missouri, most personal injury claims must be filed within 5 years of the injury, starting from the date of the injury or date that the injuries were discovered. However, for child sexual abuse claims, survivors have until age 55 or within 3 years of discovering the abuse to file a civil lawsuit. Because Missouri’s statute of limitations can vary depending on the circumstances of abuse, it’s important to contact an attorney as soon as possible.

How much does a St. Louis clergy abuse lawyer cost?

Kayla’s Survivors, our St. Louis clergy abuse attorneys work on a contingency fee basis, meaning survivors pay nothing upfront. Legal fees are only collected if compensation is successfully recovered.

What compensation can survivors of clergy abuse recover?

Compensation for clergy abuse settlements often include economic and non-economic damages, which includes payment for therapy, medical care, pain and suffering, and damages that may be related to the abuse.

Is it possible to remain anonymous throughout the case?

Yes, in many cases, survivors of clergy abuse and assault can file under a pseudonym (such as “Jane Doe” or “John Doe”) to protect their identity and privacy throughout the case.