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CollectiveClaim is Here to Help You Fight Back
If you or a loved one suffered sexual, physical, or emotional abuse within the LDS (Mormon) Church, our dedicated legal team is ready to stand with you. We’ve helped survivors nationwide secure justice against powerful institutions—and we won’t stop until those responsible are held accountable.
Review the Following Criteria
Common Abuse Types That May Qualify:
✔ Sexual abuse by clergy, leaders, or members
✔ Childhood abuse in LDS settings (Primary, Seminary, Missions)
✔ Scout-related abuse under LDS-sponsored troops
✔ Cover-ups by church officials
✔ Emotional/psychological manipulation
Eligibility Requirements:
☑ Abuse occurred in an LDS-affiliated setting (church, school, activity, etc.)
☑ You have evidence or testimony supporting your claim
☑ Abuse happened within your state’s legal timeframe (statute of limitations)
We Specialize in LDS Abuse Cases, With Deep Knowledge Of:
✔ LDS Church policies on abuse reporting
✔ State laws extending deadlines for abuse claims
✔ Negotiating with religious institutions
Your healing comes first.
Millions recovered for survivors.
We only get paid if you win
Your privacy is protected.
Case 1: Calloway S.
City/State: Mesa, AZ
Age: 32
Abuse Details:
Sexual abuse by LDS bishop during private “worthiness interviews” from ages 14-16
Grooming through excessive one-on-one meetings and inappropriate questioning
Psychological Impact:
Diagnosed with complex PTSD and severe depression
5 hospitalizations for mental health crises
Lifelong religious trauma requiring specialized therapy
Proof of Abuse:
Handwritten journal entries documenting abuse as a teenager
Text messages from abuser attempting to silence victim
Testimony from former Young Women leader who reported concerns
Church records showing abuser remained in position for 8 more years
Fault:
LDS Church’s failure to protect minors during private interviews
Attorney Assigned: Within 3 hours of initial call
How We Helped:
a. Obtained internal church handbook showing awareness of interview risks
b. Found 3 other victims willing to testify confidentially
c. Proved bishop had previous misconduct allegations
d. Used Arizona’s new survivor protection law to bypass statute of limitations
e. Negotiated settlement without requiring public court appearance
Claim Duration: 16 months
Settlement Amount: $2,100,000
Client Quote:
“For years I blamed myself. CollectiveClaim showed me the church knew these interviews were dangerous and did nothing. This settlement helps me rebuild my life.”
Case 2: Mercer D.
City/State: Salt Lake City, UT
Age: 41
Abuse Details:
Physical and emotional abuse by LDS scoutmaster during camping trips
Forced isolation and corporal punishment disguised as “discipline”
Lasting injuries from excessive physical labor punishments
Psychological Impact:
Diagnosed with anxiety disorder and night terrors
Substance abuse issues in early adulthood
Inability to maintain employment due to trust issues
Proof of Abuse:
Medical records showing unexplained injuries during scouting years
Photos of abusive “disciplinary” techniques used at camp
Testimony from former troop members who witnessed abuse
BSA records showing multiple complaints against leader
Fault:
LDS Church’s negligent supervision of scouting program
Attorney Assigned: Same day as initial online submission
How We Helped:
a. Obtained secret church memos discussing known abusive leaders
b. Connected case to national BSA abuse settlement fund
c. Proved church failed to implement youth protection policies
d. Used Utah’s recent lookback window for abuse cases
e. Secured structured settlement for lifelong therapy needs
Claim Duration: 22 months
Settlement Amount: $1,750,000
Client Quote:
“What happened at scout camp destroyed my childhood. CollectiveClaim made sure the church couldn’t hide behind their lawyers anymore. This justice means everything.”
Many states have extended deadlines—we can check your eligibility.
No. We handle legal battles so you don’t have to face them.
We’ve forced institutions to admit fault using internal documents and survivor testimony.
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