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Today, we are introducing a mini-series titled “Trauma-Informed Investigations,” in which we’ll follow a fictitious story to address the legal and human issues that arise in an organization when confronted with allegations of sexual abuse.
Leading the discussion is my Ballard Spahr colleague Jill Steinberg, a Partner in Ballard’s Philadelphia Office. Jill is joined by Katharine Manning, who has worked on issues of trauma and victimization for more than 25 years.
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