Let’s attack the attack Fighting ahole ex-boyfriends, powerful predators and inhumane tech companies since 2014
Carrie Goldberg, Esq., founded the firm in 2014 with a clear mission – if somebody hurts you, somebody must pay. The firm leads the nation in pioneering litigations for survivors of tech-facilitated violence, sexual assault, image-based sexual abuse, and stalking; it was the first firm in the U.S. to tackle image-based sexual abuse, formerly known as “revenge porn,” fighting for criminal and civil laws around the country and demanding reform from search engines and social media platforms. Over the last decade, the firm has obtained groundbreaking results in Title IX cases for Black girls who reported sexual assault, been at the helm of the #MeToo movement and Harvey Weinstein’s arrest, and led the passage of state and federal laws in sextortion, deepfakes, nonconsensual pornography, and expansion of statutes of limitations for rape survivors to sue. We brought the pioneering case in 2017 suing an online platform under product liability theory, breaking new ground that has been used to rein in big tech around the country ever since.
