Northampton County and Easton Institutional Sexual Abuse Lawyer

Logue Law reviews institutional sexual abuse concerns in Northampton County, Pennsylvania, including Easton, the county seat. This guide helps survivors describe school, college, sports, childcare and residential programs and prepare information about activities that crossed organizational or geographic boundaries.

Describe each stage of a program

Enrollment, transportation and supervision may have been arranged by different people. Identify the organization that accepted registration, the location where the activity occurred and the adults who supervised that particular event. Keep travel notices and permission forms with the relevant dates.

If an activity crossed county or state lines, list the departure point and destination separately. Explain who selected the destination and sent instructions. Do not assume that the address on a registration form identifies where every event occurred.

Easton and other Northampton County locations

Easton identifies the county seat, not the only community served. Provide the actual building or municipality connected with the concern. A regional program name may cover several sites, and each site may have had different staff or services.

For a program that moved or changed its name, distinguish the historical information from the current website. Explain whether an address comes from your recollection, an old document or a recent search. This page makes no allegations against a named institution.

Independent support in the Lehigh Valley

The Crime Victims Council of the Lehigh Valley lists a 24-hour hotline at 610-437-6611. Its advocacy information describes support and accompaniment at the Northampton and Lehigh County courthouses.

Contact the organization directly to discuss assistance. It is an independent support resource, separate from Logue Law and any request for legal representation. Its inclusion here does not imply an affiliation with the firm.

Organize reports by recipient

If you contacted a coach, administrator, program office or other recipient, make a short list of those contacts and any responses. Keep the original correspondence when available. Distinguish what you reported at the time from details you remembered or learned later.

You do not need every document before requesting a consultation. Identify gaps openly and ask how to provide sensitive material through an appropriate delivery method. Tell counsel about earlier claims, agreements or proceedings so deadlines and available options can be assessed individually.

Guides for different settings

• Sports programs and private coaching
• College and university programs
• Foster care and group homes
• Organizing institutional records

Northampton County questions

What if the activity began in Easton but continued elsewhere?

Describe each location and the arrangements connecting them. Include approximate dates and identify the organization responsible for each stage as far as you know.

What if I know only the public program name?

Start with that name and any registration materials or messages. You do not need to determine the legal identity of every organization before the initial conversation.

Contact Logue Law

Call 412-387-6901 or request a free initial consultation. Provide safe contact preferences. Representation requires the firm’s agreement after review.

Visit the Pennsylvania institutional sexual abuse hub or our consultation preparation guide.