Chandler, AZ Sex Trafficking & Abuse Attorney, Victim Representation Updated
Nov 13, 2023
Key Takeaways
- Kevin Biniazan, Esq., an Abuse Guardian representative, is expanding his legal representation services for victims of sex trafficking in Arizona.
- Biniazan can now be the first point of contact for survivors, helping them report their abusers and any businesses or organizations involved.
- He emphasizes that both criminal and civil proceedings can help victims gain justice, restitution, and compensation.
- Biniazan's experience in civil court allows him to support survivors through the criminal justice process and help them sue responsible individuals or organizations.
- Biniazan commends the strength and bravery of sex trafficking victims and promises determined and compassionate legal representation to work towards justice.
Kevin Biniazan, Esq., the Abuse Guardian representative for Chandler and the state of Arizona, is expanding his legal representation services for the victims of sex trafficking.
Garnet Valley, United States - November 13, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Mr. Biniazan’s commitment to justice and to serving the victims of sexual abuse in the state of Arizona has led to his recognition with Abuse Guardian, the United States' only national alliance of sex abuse attorneys. In this capacity, he is striving to work even harder for the victims and survivors of the most heinous crime of sex trafficking.
More information is available at https://abuseguardian.com/sexual-assault-lawyer/arizona/sex-trafficking-lawyer-az/
In particular, Kevin Biniazan, Esq. wants to inform survivors that he can now be their first port of call and can help them report their abuser and any business or organization that profited from or turned a blind eye to their abuse.
With sex trafficking sadly one of the most common forms of modern slavery, including in the United States, Mr. Biniazan has worked with many victims of this crime. He appreciates that when a victim escapes the abusers who have been trafficking them and obtains freedom, they often want to repress what has happened and turn their back on it.
However, he stresses that both criminal and civil proceedings can help a victim gain the justice, restitution, and compensation they deserve. Although Mr. Biniazan is a civil attorney, he can support a survivor through the criminal justice process; ensuring their rights are protected and their voice is heard and helping them to take that first critical step of reporting the crime that was committed against them.
His experience in civil court also means he can help victims to sue any individual or organization that was responsible for or party to their abuse. Given the gravity of the crime, he advises that substantial compensation is available.
Kevin Biniazan, Esq. commends the strength and bravery of any sex trafficking victim who is seeking to overcome what has happened to them, and he promises to match that strength with his determined and compassionate legal representation.
The attorney said, “Know that you are strong, deserving of justice, and capable of reclaiming your life. Hold onto hope, for it is a powerful force that can guide you towards a brighter future. You have already taken a significant step by seeking information and support, and I believe in your resilience and ability to overcome. Remember, you are not defined by what has happened to you, but by the strength and courage you possess within. Keep moving forward, and together, we can build a better, safer world for all.”
For more information, visit https://abuseguardian.com/sexual-assault-lawyer/arizona/sex-trafficking-lawyer-az/
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Organization: Abuse Guardian
Address: 1067 Mansion Lane,, Garnet Valley, PA 19060, United States
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