About the Show
Can traffickers be held liable in civil courts?? Join us on Women Lead Radio as Mary Van Dorn, your host of Fighting Sex Trafficking & Sexual Exploitation, has a conversation with Robert Simon, Trial Lawyer and Co-Founder of Justice Team / Justice HQ, on the rights of survivors to sue their traffickers and abusers civilly.
About Your Guest
Robert Simon is a trial lawyer who has been voted “Trial Lawyer of the Year” by his peers many times over. Always a champion for the people, and never the corporations. He is co-founder of the Justice Team / Justice HQ, Attorney Share, and the Justice Team Network. He is also a girl dad x3.
About Your Host
Mary Van Dorn is your host for Fighting Sex Trafficking & Sexual Exploitation, a show that will shine a light into the darkest corners of society and give hope to the innocent. She has chosen to take the opportunity, as host, to bring attention to a cause she is passionate about, protecting children from sex trafficking and exploitation. Her guests will include representatives from organizations having a global impact on these horrendous crimes. She’ll speak to local authorities to learn how they are rooting out sexual exploitation in their communities. You’ll hear from those working on the front lines fighting for freedom. We’ll get current tips and resources on how you can protect your families from the fastest growing crime in the world.
As the CEO, Founder of Speak Easy, Speak Bold, Mary mentors executive leaders to present at their absolute highest levels of influence and inspiration within their organizations and industries. She is a volunteer for Operation Underground Railroad’s Speakers Bureau and a member of the Council of Trustees for Thomas House Family Shelter.
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