An STD diagnosis can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to face it alone. Levine & Blit LLP helps individuals pursue justice after unlawful exposure or non-disclosure.
Our team recently helped secure a significant seven-figure outcome in a complex personal injury and disclosure-related matter, reinforcing our commitment to protecting clients in highly sensitive cases.
In most states, including California, it is against the law to willfully fail to disclose an STD with a sexual partner. In addition to potential criminal charges, victims can often bring civil claims.
At Levine & Blit LLP, we help people bring legal claims to recover their losses after being unlawfully infected with an STD. While no legal action can turn back the clock and erase what happened, our lawyers can help you pursue compensation for your losses, including:
In most states, including California, it is against the law to willfully fail to disclose an STD with a sexual partner. In addition to potential criminal charges, victims can often bring civil claims.
At Levine & Blit LLP, we help people bring legal claims to recover their losses after being unlawfully infected with an STD. While no legal action can turn back the clock and erase what happened, our lawyers can help you pursue compensation for your losses, including:
Drawing on decades of legal experience, we have helped many people secure full and fair compensation after being unlawfully infected with an STD.
We believe our reputation speaks for itself — but our many happy clients speak for it as well. Read more about their positive experiences with Levine & Blit.
In most cases involving unlawfully transmitted STDs, both parties want to resolve matters swiftly and quietly. We are often able to negotiate an acceptable settlement that appropriately compensates our clients for their losses.
However, sometimes the negligent party or their insurer is unwilling to make an acceptable offer. When that happens, we are prepared to fight for our clients at trial. For example, we secured a $5 million judgment on behalf of a client who was unlawfully infected with herpes – while keeping his identity protected and out of the public eye.
Don’t let them get away with it.
