Dr. Barry Brock Sexual Abuse Lawsuit 

Dr. Barry J Brock, once a respected OB/GYN, is now facing serious allegations of sexual abuse and medical misconduct. Female patients have come forward and are accusing him of exploitation and sexual abuse during his 40-year tenure at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles and in private medical practice at Beverly Hills-Rodeo Drive OB/GYN Clinic, resulting in multiple Dr. Barry Brock sexual abuse lawsuits. 

Survivors must understand that legal avenues exist to pursue justice for this gender violence and hold perpetrators accountable. Rosenfeld Injury Law brings extensive experience to these cases, and we are committed to supporting victims with every step of a Dr. Barry Brock sexual abuse lawsuit.

We have recovered over $450 million in settlements for victims of sexual abuse. Notable cases include:

• $21,000,000 Sexual abuse lawsuit settlement against a national hotel chain for failing to screen their employees.
• $15,000,000 for several different boys who were groomed and abused by a coach at a private school.
• $3,000,000 Recovery for a woman who was repeatedly sexually assaulted by her OB/GYN at a large hospital
• $2,333,000 settlement for two women sexually assaulted by a CNA.

If Brock’s alleged abuse has harmed you or a loved one, reach out to our legal team today for a confidential consultation.

Dr. Barry Brock Lawsuit – Latest Updates on the Beverly Hills OB GYN

Below is a timeline of key dates and events in the ongoing lawsuit against Dr. Barry Brock.

2025

January 2025

January 23

Dr. Barry Brock gained a notorious reputation at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, with NICU staff reportedly dubbing infants with cracked skulls as “Brock Babies.” Accusations suggest that he consistently favored vaginal deliveries and avoided cesarean sections, allegedly driven by disturbing personal motives.

His approach to delivering babies resulted in numerous traumatic births and severe maternal hemorrhages, earning him the name “Brock the Butcher.” While he argued that his methods were based solely on medical judgment, lawsuits against Brock and Cedars-Sinai claim that his practice was for his own sexual gratification instead.

January 21

Cedars-Sinai Health System, based in Los Angeles, is accused of creating a culture of secrecy that shielded Dr. Brock’s actions. Barry Brock’s lawsuits claim the institution turned a blind eye to multiple patient complaints or actively hid information, putting more women at risk.

January 19

Some prior complaints date back to the 1980s, when Dr. Brock was practicing in Alabama. Former patients from that time have now stepped forward to share similar accounts.

January 17

Another Barry Brock lawsuit was filed by 60 additional former patients. Their claims echo the earlier allegations, asserting that Dr. Brock engaged in sexual abuse during exams.

January 10

Further details emerged showing a pattern of grooming and boundary violations during medical exams. One patient recalled invasive vaginal examinations performed without gloves, no chaperone present, and inappropriate physical contact. In addition, Dr. Brock is said to have made sexually suggestive remarks about patients’ bodies during these procedures.

January 2

At least 107 new patients are making similar allegations, such as inappropriate questions and non-consensual touching, grooming tactics, excessive and unnecessary pelvic examinations without patient consent, sexual battery, and performing unnecessary and barbaric extra stitches in the vaginal area.

Their legal claim also alleges that the Cedars-Sinai Health system knew about the medical abuse and overlooked Dr. Brock’s misconduct, failing to protect patients from harm.

2024

October 2024

More than 60 women filed lawsuits against Dr. Brock and Cedars-Sinai (Los Angeles) for allegedly failing to address red flags in a timely manner. They accused Dr. Brock of sexual abuse and alleged that if Cedars-Sinai had taken their concerns more seriously, further non-consensual sexual acts could have been prevented.

September 2024

The conclusion of Cedars-Sinai’s investigation resulted in Dr. Brock’s official dismissal from his position. The hospital issued a public statement expressing concern for patients affected by his actions and reaffirming its commitment to patient safety.

August 2024

As a result of the findings, Dr. Brock’s medical privileges were revoked. During this period, it appears he tried to discourage patients from pursuing further legal action by contacting them to inform them he would be retiring.

July 2024

In response to the multiple patient complaints, Cedars-Sinai finally began an internal investigation. The review revealed a consistent and credible series of misconduct allegations against Dr. Brock.

June 2024

Former patients started to openly disclose comprehensive details of the serial sexual abuse and non-consensual behaviors. This wave of testimonies from those sexually exploited gained media coverage, prompting more individuals to come forward with their own experiences and seek justice. 

2010s

Barry Brock’s sexual exploitation and medical abuse became more apparent as many patients came forward with claims of comments and non-consensual touching. Despite the growing number of complaints from countless women, no official disciplinary measures were taken.

Early 2000s

Reports of sex-related comments and conduct during medical examinations began to surface, but these concerns were casually dismissed without any formal investigations.

What Lawsuits Were Filed Against Dr. Barry Brock for Decades-Long Sexual Abuse Against Former Patients?

Dr. Barry J. Brock built much of his career around women’s health, with a focus on minimally invasive procedures, gynecological surgery, and pelvic health.

Over four decades, he served at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Beverly Hills. He practiced at clinics such as the Beverly Hills-Rodeo Drive OB/GYN Clinic and the Minimally Invasive Gynecological Surgery Center. He gained recognition for his surgical skills, but recent allegations paint a different picture.

Hundreds of women have come forward, claiming he performed invasive medical exams without a medical need, made sexually suggestive remarks, performed examinations with a chaperone present, and engaged in non-consensual physical contact during visits. Some patients also cite negligent medical practices as the cause of their harm.

He is currently being sued by many of his former patients seeking justice. 

The California Medical Board is also involved in the investigation into his sexual exploitation and abuse. Patients allege that he misused medical examinations to behave inappropriately and illegally, breaching the trust that underpins the doctor-patient relationship.

What Were Brock’s Sexual Misconduct Allegations?

With the help of sexual abuse attorneys, multiple patients have already taken the critical step of filing lawsuits against Dr. Barry Brock, citing claims of inappropriate behavior and sexual misconduct. Below are some of the most egregious claims patients have made so far:

• Unnecessary Medical Procedures and Exams: Patients allege that Dr. Barry Brock performed medically unjustifiable procedures, such as pap smears, breast exams, and vaginal or rectal exams. Many of these procedures were conducted without gloves and under the guise of medical care, raising serious concerns about hygiene and patient safety.
• Sexual Grooming: Dr. Brock is accused of creating an intimidating environment that left patients unable to challenge his behavior. This dynamic reportedly made it difficult for them to speak out or seek help.
• Inappropriate Comments: Former patients reported that Dr. Brock made inappropriate comments and sexually inappropriate remarks during medical appointments. He also disclosed personal details about his own sexual preferences, leaving patients feeling uncomfortable and violated.
• Dangerous Childbirth Procedures: Dr. Barry Brock allegedly used unsafe vacuum extractions during childbirth, resulting in injuries to mothers and babies. These practices endangered the well-being of those under his care.
• Negligent Medical Procedures: One patient reported that Dr. Brock failed to provide pain relief during a suction D&C procedure and neglected essential follow-up medical care. He also performed exams without gloves or patient consent, further violating medical professional standards.
• Female Genital Mutilation: Dr. Brock is accused of performing unnecessary medical procedures, like unwanted extra stitches after childbirth, and making inappropriate comments. For example, Brock allegedly told one woman, “I’m going to sew her up virgin-tight.” These actions show a blatant disregard for patient autonomy and a focus on his own sexual gratification instead.
• Forceful Use of Medical Instruments: Patients in many of Dr. Barry Barry Brock’s lawsuits report that he applied medical tools in an overly aggressive or painful way, possibly for his own sexual fulfillment.
• Digital Rape: Multiple women accused Dr. Brock of non-consensual digital penetration during exams. He allegedly presented these actions as routine, though they were instead for his own sexual gratification. This caused significant trauma to those affected.

Altogether, hundreds of former female patients have come forward, accusing Dr. Barry Brock of inappropriate physical contact and other unlawful behavior while under his care as an OB/GYN.

If you or someone you know has been affected by the actions of this known serial sexual predator, it’s important to seek legal assistance to understand your rights and options.

Was There Medical Misconduct Against Female Patients?

Concerns have also been raised regarding Brock’s apparent medical negligence/malpractice, as victims recount improper care during crucial moments like childbirth, such as trying to force an unsafe vaginal birth instead of performing a cesarean section.

This also includes multiple failed vacuum extractions leading to brain damage in infants, excessive use of Pitocin resulting in uterine rupture, and delayed cesarean sections.

With the help of medical negligence attorneys, victims claim this negligent medical care contributed to low APGAR scores, prolonged NICU stays, cases of cerebral palsy, developmental delays, reduced reflexes, and permanent brain damage.

Did Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Know About the Medical Malpractice and Sexual Abuse?

Sexual abuse lawyers of abused patients argue that Cedars-Sinai knew about Barry Brock’s misconduct and medical malpractice, yet continued to renew his privileges. Civil claims state that by keeping him on staff while knowing of his reported behavior, the hospital enabled him to keep seeing patients under the guise of medical care.

What Laws Govern Dr. Barry Brock Sexual Abuse Cases

Civil legal actions against a physician, including a gynecologist such as Dr. Barry Brock, are governed by California statutes that establish duties of care, mandatory reporting requirements (when minors are involved), licensing standards for physicians, and timelines for filing lawsuits arising from harmful misconduct.

Medical Practice and Professional Standards

Physicians in California are regulated under the Business and Professions Code, which defines standards of professional conduct and grounds for disciplinary action by the Medical Board of California. A civil lawsuit alleging harmful conduct by a doctor often references these statutory duties and regulatory standards:

• California Business and Professions Code § 2234 outlines acts that constitute unprofessional conduct for physicians, including “sexual abuse” as defined in the Medical Board’s regulations or in related statutes. 
• Business and Professions Code § 2227 requires physicians to conduct themselves in a manner consistent with the safety and welfare of patients as a condition of licensure; breaches of this duty give rise to civil claims for negligence and professional misconduct.

In lawsuits against physicians, sexual abuse attorneys often allege that the physician’s conduct violated these professional standards, supporting legal claims for medical malpractice and negligent supervision or retention. Contact us for a free consultation to learn more. 

Medical Malpractice and Standard of Care

California’s civil law framework allows patients to bring medical malpractice actions when a healthcare provider fails to meet the accepted standard of care, resulting in harm. Medical malpractice claims are governed by statutes that set procedural requirements in addition to substantive duties:

• California Code of Civil Procedure § 370.2 requires that a plaintiff in a medical malpractice case serve an expert’s written opinion and declaration of merit before or within a short time after filing a lawsuit.
• Code of Civil Procedure permits a plain request to obtain a preliminary expert review if the physician disputes the standard of care, which can help focus and frame the litigation.

These provisions do not define sexual misconduct themselves, but they shape how a malpractice case against a gynecologist alleging harmful conduct is pled and evaluated in California civil courts.

Statutes of Limitations for Civil Actions

California law establishes specific deadlines for filing civil suits arising from harmful conduct by a physician. These deadlines vary depending on whether the harmed person was a minor and the type of claim (malpractice, intentional tort, etc.):

• Code of Civil Procedure § 340.1 establishes a three-year statute of limitations from the date of injury or from discovery (whichever occurs first) for actions against a healthcare provider based on professional negligence.
• When the harmed individual was a minor under age 18 at the time of injury, Code of Civil Procedure § 340.5provides a longer filing period: the action must be brought within three years of the date of the act or omission orbefore the minor’s eighth birthday, whichever is later.

Additional California Statute of Limitations Provisions for Sexual Misconduct Civil Action

• Civil Suits by Adults for Sexual Assault: California allows survivors who were 18 or older at the time of the misconduct to file a civil lawsuit within 10 years of the act, or within 3 years of discovering injury caused by the misconduct, whichever is later, under Code of Civil Procedure § 340.16.
• Civil Suits by Survivors of Childhood Sexual Assault: If the misconduct occurred when the patient was under 18, Code of Civil Procedure § 340.1 allows filing until the survivor’s 40th birthday, or within 5 years of discovering that psychological injury or illness was caused by the assault, whichever is later.
• California Revival Window for Previously Expired Claims (2023–2026): California created a special revival window that allows certain previously expired childhood sexual assault claims against institutions or individuals who enabled misconduct to be filed until December 31, 2026, even if the normal statute of limitations has passed. This is also part of Code of Civil Procedure § 340.1.

These filing deadlines are critical in determining whether a lawsuit can proceed and are frequently analyzed in attorney pre-filing investigations.

Civil Duties and Institutional Policies

In addition to statutory duties, physicians owe a general duty of reasonable care to patients. In a civil lawsuit, survivors typically allege that the physician failed to exercise the degree of care, skill, and learning expected of a reasonably competent gynecologist under similar circumstances. Evidence that a doctor violated professional regulations, failed to supervise staff, or breached reporting obligations may also support claims such as:

• Negligent supervision or retention of clinical staff
• Intentional infliction of harm
• Emotional distress or battery, where applicable under California common law

These common-law claims are supported by statutory frameworks that define professional responsibilities and patient expectations.

You can learn more about how the law applies to healthcare professionals during a free consultation. We’ll discuss whether non-consensual sexual touching was abuse, how your situation could play out in a Los Angeles superior court, whether medical facilities are accountable, and more. 

Who is Eligible to File a Civil Lawsuit for Dr. Barry Brock’s Sexual Abuse?

To be eligible to file a civil lawsuit against Dr. Barry Brock, individuals must have been victims of alleged sexual abuse or Brock’s alleged misconduct during medical procedures at facilities where he worked, such as Cedars-Sinai Medical Center or a different private practice.

Both current and former patients can pursue legal action if they were subjected to lewd comments and behavior or unnecessary physical examinations by Dr. Brock.

It’s important to note that family members or legal guardians can file lawsuits on behalf of minors, ensuring that young victims’ voices are represented in court.

Multiple lawsuits have already been filed by former patients, facilitated by law firms dedicated to supporting survivors and representing victims.

What Damages Can Victims Recover in Doctor Sexual Assault Cases?

Victims of sexual abuse at the hands of Dr. Brock may be eligible for various forms of financial compensation, depending on the specifics of their cases and the severity of Barry Brock’s alleged misconduct. A doctor sexual abuse attorney can help you recover the following types of compensation:

• Medical Expenses: Victims may receive compensation for medical costs directly resulting from the misconduct. These could include fees for consultations, treatments, or corrective surgeries to address harm caused by improper actions during medical procedures.
• Therapy and Counseling Costs: The emotional toll of sexual assault often necessitates ongoing mental health support. Compensation may cover therapy, counseling, or any other psychological treatments needed to help victims cope.
• Lost Income or Wages: For many individuals, the aftermath of these traumatic experiences can affect their ability to work. Victims who miss work due to medical or psychological recovery or face diminished earning capacity as a result of the incident may be compensated for those losses.
• Pain and Suffering: Victims can seek damages for the mental and emotional distress experienced as a result of the misconduct. This category includes the psychological anguish caused by the sexual assault, such as anxiety, depression, or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
• Punitive Damages: Under California law, punitive damages may be awarded when the perpetrator’s actions are particularly egregious. These are not meant to compensate the victim but to penalize the offender and deter similar misconduct in the future.
• Additional Out-of-Pocket Expenses: Other incident-related expenses, such as transportation to medical appointments, can also be included in compensation. These damages are intended to address any financial strain caused by the abuse.

Ultimately, settlement amounts vary greatly based on the specifics of each case. There have been similar cases in the past that have brought significant settlements. Specifically, the cases against James Heaps and George Tyndall highlight the serious issue of systemic sex abuse in obstetrics and gynecology and the potential for successful legal action.

Case Value for Medical Sex Abuse Cases

Patients who pursue settlements in sex abuse cases against medical professionals and institutions can anticipate receiving compensation that reflects the severity of their experiences and the impact on their lives.

In high-profile cases, similar to those against Dr. Brock, settlements have ranged from tens of thousands to more than one million dollars per victim. Specifically, UCLA settled a class-action lawsuit in 2020 for $73 million. It involved over 5,500 victims who accused Dr. Heaps of severe sexual misconduct, with individual payouts ranging from $2,500 to $250,000.

The University of Southern California also agreed to pay more than $1 billion in settlements related to allegations against Dr. Tyndall, including an $852 million payout to 710 women and a $215 million federal class action settlement.

Multiple lawsuits and precedents show that large-scale lawsuits can effectively address misconduct and provide substantial compensation to victims.

Consulting an experienced attorney is crucial to understanding a case’s potential value.

Factors Influencing Sexual Abuse Settlement Amounts

Many elements can impact the final settlement in a sexual abuse case. Some common factors include:

Severity of the Sex Abuse

The nature and extent of the abuse play a major role in determining the settlement amount. Incidents involving repeated events or particularly invasive procedures may lead to higher compensation. Courts also look at whether physical injuries or lasting psychological harm occurred.

Institutional Negligence

When an institution fails to protect victims or overlooks warning signs, it can significantly raise liability. If Cedars-Sinai knew about Barry Brock’s abuse or should have known about it and did nothing, they may bear additional responsibility.

This negligence often leads to larger settlements because it shows a systemic breakdown, not just an isolated incident. In some cases, punitive damages might be awarded to discourage similar misconduct.

Victim Impact

Emotional distress, stress-related health issues, and disruptions to personal or professional life can all factor into the final settlement. The longer the sex abuse went on or the more severe its consequences, the higher the likely award.

Evaluating counseling costs, lost earnings, and decreased quality of life provides insight into how abuse reshaped the victim’s day-to-day experiences.

Public Exposure

If a case garners significant media attention, survivors might have more leverage. Institutions often want to avoid negative headlines, which can motivate them to settle. However, public exposure can also be stressful for victims, so it’s important to weigh the benefits of a quick settlement against the emotional cost of widely shared details.

Experienced Legal Counsel

Legal teams with a track record in sexual abuse cases are better equipped to pinpoint institutional failings, gather strong evidence, and negotiate effectively. At Rosenfeld Injury Law, we blend compassion with legal expertise to handle each case with respect and diligence.

Our firm has recovered substantial compensation in complex abuse lawsuits, ensuring victims aren’t alone in their fight for justice. We’ll fight beside you throughout the legal process. 

How to File a Lawsuit Against Dr. Barry Brock

Filing a lawsuit against Brock for alleged misconduct is a critical step toward obtaining justice and accountability. Below is an overview of the legal process.

• Consult an Experienced Attorney: Selecting an attorney with experience in cases involving sexual abuse and medical misconduct is essential. Our qualified Chicago personal injury attorneys are experienced in addressing these allegations.
• Gather Relevant Evidence: Collect all applicable medical records, particularly those from Dr. Brock’s previous employers, such as Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Secure witness contact info from individuals who can provide insight into any inappropriate conduct they saw involving Dr. Brock.
• File a Legal Complaint: The process begins with drafting and submitting a formal complaint. This document should detail the allegations against Dr. Brock, outlining his actions and their impact on the victim.
• Engage in Pre-Trial and Discovery: During discovery, both parties exchange evidence, such as medical records and witness testimony related to the allegations. This phase may also provide an opportunity to negotiate and resolve the case without going to trial.
• Prepare for Trial: If no settlement is reached, the case moves to trial. At this stage, both sides present their evidence to a judge or jury, who will determine the outcome.

Pursuing legal action may be challenging, but it can provide a path to closure and accountability.

Defendants in Barry Brock Lawsuits

At the center of these ongoing lawsuits is Dr. Brock, an OB/GYN accused of exploiting and abusing patients during medical treatment. These serious allegations arise from multiple complaints and other records that indicate a troubling pattern of behavior.

Can Cedars Sinai Medical Center Be Held Accountable?

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center can potentially be held accountable for OB/GYN Barry J Brock’s sexual abuse and sexual assault through several legal avenues.

Hospitals and medical institutions have a responsibility to provide a safe environment for their patients, which includes rigorous hiring practices, ongoing supervision, and prompt action when patients report this matter. Here’s how Cedars-Sinai could be held accountable:

Failure to Properly Vet and Hire OB/GYN Barry J Brock

If evidence shows that Cedars-Sinai either failed to conduct thorough background checks or ignored red flags during Dr. Barry Brock’s hiring process, the medical center could be held liable for negligent hiring.

This means Cedars-Sinai Hospital may be responsible for failing to prevent future abuse of patients by employing someone with a history of inappropriate conduct, sexual comments, and behavior.

Inadequate Supervision and Oversight

Hospitals are required to monitor their staff to ensure adherence to medical and ethical standards. If Cedars-Sinai failed to provide adequate supervision or did not enforce strict guidelines for conducting medical procedures, they could be held accountable for creating an environment where sexual abuse and sexual harassment could occur unchecked.

Ignoring or Mishandling Patient Complaints

If there is a pattern of complaints against Dr. Brock that are ignored or improperly handled, Cedars-Sinai could face liability for negligence in responding to reports of misconduct. This includes not taking timely or effective action to investigate and address allegations, thereby allowing the abuse and sexual assault to go on while Brock continued practicing medicine.

Covering Up Abuse

If evidence emerges that Cedars-Sinai Medical Center attempted to conceal or downplay Dr. Barry Brock’s misconduct, the medical center could be held liable for enabling the abuse and sexual assault. Cover-ups demonstrate disregard for patient safety and can significantly increase the hospital’s liability in resulting lawsuits.

Victims seeking justice and compensation should consult with an experienced legal team to explore their options and hold both Dr. Brock and Cedars-Sinai accountable for their actions.

Medical Institutions and Oversight

In addition to Dr. Brock, medical institutions such as Cedars-Sinai and other clinics where Brock spent part of his career are also named in the lawsuits. These facilities face scrutiny for allegedly failing to adequately supervise Brock’s actions and protect patients from his repeated misconduct.

Plaintiffs allege that Cedars-Sinai and other medical institutions ignored numerous complaints and warning signs, allowing Brock to maintain his medical license and continue practicing for decades.

Cedars-Sinai stated that Dr. Brock’s alleged behavior contradicts its core values, yet numerous patients continue to allege wrongdoing by the institution.

How Does Abuse Happen in Medical Settings?

The real question becomes, how do sex abuse and sexual harassment occur in these types of settings, where patients are supposed to be safe and cared for? There are various explanations.

Lack of Oversight and Accountability

When hospitals do not have appropriate monitoring systems in place, it becomes easier for abusive behavior to go unnoticed. Doctors and staff may feel they can act without consequences when there are no regular audits and accountability measures.

Inadequate Training and Education

Proper training on professional conduct, patient rights, and ethical standards is crucial for preventing abuse. Hospitals that fail to provide comprehensive staff education may inadvertently create environments where inappropriate or unlawful behavior is more likely to occur.

Power Imbalances

The hierarchical structure in hospitals can create power imbalances between doctors and patients or between senior and junior staff. When authority is misused, it can leave patients feeling powerless to speak up or junior staff intimidated into silence. 

Poor Reporting Mechanisms

If hospitals do not have clear and accessible channels for reporting abuse, victims may find it difficult to come forward. Fear of retaliation or disbelief can discourage numerous patients and staff from reporting misconduct.

Ignoring Victims

When hospitals dismiss or downplay the experiences of those who report abuse, it perpetuates a culture of silence and impunity. Taking victims’ accounts seriously and responding appropriately is vital for addressing abuse. Hospitals may do this to try to protect themselves from liability, which is unacceptable.

Tolerance of Unethical Behavior

A culture that tolerates or ignores unethical behavior can lead to widespread abuse. When leadership does not take a strong stance against misconduct, it conveys that such behavior is acceptable.

Abuse in hospital settings arises from a combination of systemic issues and individual actions, but there is absolutely no excuse for this type of behavior and sexual misconduct.

Criminal Investigations and Regulatory Actions From the California Medical Board

While no criminal charges have been filed, the California State Medical Board has conducted an investigation, and Cedars-Sinai has terminated Brock’s medical privileges at the hospital. However, his California medical license appears to remain active.

Currently, lawsuits are the primary avenue for victims to pursue justice. Victims allege that the hospital actively concealed Brock’s misconduct by misleading the public, denying accountability, and perpetuating his abusive behavior, making it more difficult for them to seek justice.

The facility’s termination of his privileges sends a strong message about the severity of his misconduct. This termination serves as an acknowledgment from the medical community that Dr. Brock engaged in inappropriate comments and harmful behavior, which can bolster the victims’ credibility in their lawsuits.

The hospital’s decision to revoke his privileges could also highlight potential negligence in its oversight and monitoring processes. This can make the hospital partially liable for failing to protect unsuspecting patients, increasing potential settlement amounts.

Book a Free and Confidential Consultation with an Experienced Law Firm!

If you or a loved one has been affected by medical misconduct or sexual abuse, it’s crucial to know that you have support and options. You can reach out to the national sexual assault hotline for emotional support, and our doctor sexual abuse lawyers are here for you, too.

We specialize in handling cases just like these, and we’re here to help you take the first steps toward justice. We offer a confidential consultation to discuss what happened with this Beverly Hills OB-GYN, how California’s sexual abuse laws apply, and whether you’re entitled to financial compensation. 

Reach out to Rosenfeld Injury Law today for a free and confidential consultation with our compassionate and skilled legal professionals. Call our law firm at 866-757-6452 or fill out our online contact form. 

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