Is It Too Late For Justice?

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“Is it too late for justice?”

That question haunts so many survivors, especially those who stayed silent for years, even decades. Whether because of fear, shame, repression, or survival… speaking up doesn’t always come right away

But in Canada, the law has changed.

There are no statutes of limitation for CSA in most provinces and that opens new doors.

In this video, you’ll hear from Joey Fearon, a lawyer who works with survivors in their 60s, 70s, and even 80s. Survivors who are finally being heard and finally holding institutions accountable.

It emphasizes the importance of the legal system and community support . This message is part of Braving Healing, a movement centered on survivor storytelling, nervous system wisdom, and support for those impacted by CSA.

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Jeffrey A. Preszler is a lawyer based in Toronto. He started out working on serious motorvehicle cases. He devoted himself to focusing on abuse cases several years back when an injury client had been abused and been turned down by other lawyers to pursue a claim. They are civil lawyers lawyers helping those exploited by a person in a position of trust or authority or by someone upon whom they were dependent in the institutional context