VENTURA COUNTY SCHOOL SEXUAL ABUSE CASE

Were You Sexually Abused at a School in Ventura County?

You Are Not Alone — And It's Time to Hold These School Districts Accountable

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Sexual abuse has no place in our schools — yet far too many survivors in Ventura County have carried their pain in silence, while school districts have failed to protect them.

If you or a loved one experienced sexual abuse while attending a public school in Ventura County, our firm is here to help. We represent survivors in filing civil claims against negligent schools and school districts that allowed abuse to happen or failed to act when warning signs were clear.

🚨 Recent Cases Show a Pattern of Negligence

For years, headlines have exposed a disturbing reality: students across Ventura County have been abused by school staff, coaches, and teachers — often right under the noses of district officials.

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📍 Santa Paula Unified School District

In 2024, David Lane Braff Jr., a former counselor at McKevett Elementary, was charged with 31 felony counts of child molestation involving young students between the ages of 6 and 10. He also worked in other local districts, including Ventura, Moorpark, Conejo Valley, and Ocean View. (LA Times – April 2024)

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📍 Oxnard Union High School District / Camarillo

In 2025, Ronald Wilson, a wrestling coach who worked at both Camarillo and Oxnard high schools, was arrested and charged with multiple counts of sexual abuse of minors, some dating back to the 1990s. (LA Times – July 2025)

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These are not isolated incidents — they are signs of institutional failure. And it's time to hold these districts accountable.

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🎓 School Districts Law firms are looking into in Ventura County

We are currently accepting cases involving any public or private schools in the following Ventura County school districts:

• Ventura Unified School District

• Oxnard Union High School District

• Santa Paula Unified School District

• Conejo Valley Unified School District

• Camarillo / Pleasant Valley School District

• Moorpark Unified School District

• Ocean View School District

• Rio School District

• Hueneme Elementary School District

• Fillmore Unified School District

• Oak Park Unified School District

• Simi Valley Unified School District

• And any other schools in Ventura County where abuse may have occurred

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🛑 Schools Failed to Protect You — But You Still Have Rights

We’ve all read the headlines. But for every news article, there are countless survivors who never had their stories told. Many have suffered in silence for far too long.

These school districts had a legal and moral responsibility to keep children safe. When they ignore reports, fail to supervise staff, or cover up misconduct, they can and should be held liable.

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💼 What We Can Do for You

At Justice For Abuse, we fight for survivors of childhood sexual abuse with compassion, experience, and total confidentiality.

We can help you:

✅ Understand your rights under California law
✅ File a confidential claim — even if the abuse happened decades ago
✅ Demand justice and financial compensation
✅ Help others by bringing accountability to negligent schools

We work with trauma-informed investigators and experts to support your healing journey while building a powerful legal case.

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⏳ New California Laws Extend the Time to File

Thanks to recent legal reform, many survivors can now file lawsuits even if the abuse happened years or decades ago.  There are certain age requirements , for example you must be under 40 years old today to qualify but there are more avenues available for justice thanks to these new laws. .

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🔒 100% Confidential. No Obligation. No Upfront Costs.

We understand how difficult it is to speak about abuse. When you’re ready, our team is here — ready to listen, believe you, and fight for you.

Your consultation is free, completely confidential, and you never pay anything unless we win.

📞 Call us at 888-266-9221
📧 Or fill out our secure form below to schedule a private case review

✊ You Deserve Justice. You Deserve to Be Heard.

If your school failed to protect you — or worse, enabled your abuser — it's time to make your voice heard. Let’s hold these schools accountable together.

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Fill out the form below or call us today to be heard!