Legal Question in Personal Injury in California

Re: Molestation

we may be able to assist you here legally if you email us today with more complete information regarding that nature of the molestation incident, as well as whether or not the culprits were employees or patrons of the restaurant.

Re: Molestation

I am so sorry to hear of your plight.

If you have been a victim of a sexual assault, you should contact the police and prefer charges. They will help protect you through the process. If they have deep pockets, i.e. substantial assets, it is also worth suing them civilly for damages. If not, there is a fund that provides compensation for crime victims you can apply to.

Proof, of course, is your biggest obstacle. Consider what proof you have. They will probably deny your allegations.

Re: Molestation

Sue them? Sure, as long as it makes economic sense - meaning, if they have money and assets. If they are poor, and have nothing, then that is what you would get.

If they were management or employees of the restaurant, then that may open the way to suing the restaurant, maybe. Your posting is not clear on who they are, and how they had your phone #.

But, typically suing an individual is done for 'principle' more than economics. The decision is, how much money are you going to invest in suing, and how much can you reasonably expect to be able to recover if you win. If there is economic basis for suing, or you are willing to do so on principle, call me to discuss.

Your other option is to report and pursue criminal charges, telling the police about the threats as well. Do so quickly; you have already waited a long time to be taken seriously.

Re: Molestation

You need a consultation. Please call your lawyer or contact me and I'll assist you. (323)782-0099.