Our Cases

At the National Center on Sexual Exploitation Law Center, we are passionate about championing the rights of survivors.

As we work to bring important cases like these to the judicial system, we hope to be a part of helping survivors find a measure of justice. We also strive to bring cases that will help shape and set precedents which will make the world a better and safer place.

XVideos Lawsuit

A class action lawsuit was filed against XVideos and its parent company, WebGroup Czech Republic (WGCZ), for trafficking Jane Doe, a victim of child sexual abuse material (child pornography) and sex trafficking.

John Doe v. Twitter

This case alleges that Twitter violated the federal sex trafficking statute, 18 U.S.C. §§ 1591, et seq., failed to report child sexual abuse material, 18 U.S.C. § 2258A, and received and distributed child pornography, 18 U.S.C. § 2252A. Read the full complaint here.

Does 1-9 v. Murphy et al

This case alleges that women on a college field hockey team were preyed upon by a man who secretly filmed them showering and changing in a locker room. That footage was uploaded to XHamster and Pornhub. Read the full complaint here.

The State of Nevada

Angela Williams and Jane Doe were sex trafficked due to Nevada’s system of legalized prostitution and are now seeking to hold the state of Nevada responsible for protecting the commercial sex trade and enabling sex slavery. Learn More.

Wyndham Hotel Group

National Center on Sexual Exploitation has sued Wyndham Hotels, Super 8, Motel 6 for profiting from child sex trafficking. NCOSE also named Wyndham as one of their Dirty Dozen List entities in 2020. Read more about it here.

Jane Doe v. Cissy Steele

NCOSE Law Center files first ever anti-trafficking lawsuit against pornography producers on behalf of a survivor. Cissy Steele was using the internet to disguise herself as a talent agent from Royal Loyalty Management who was looking for models and actresses when she came across Jane Doe. Read the story here.

Could I Qualify for a Lawsuit?

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Disclaimer: The Law Center cannot guarantee legal representation to every injured person with a potential legal claim and the submission of this questionnaire does not create an attorney-client relationship. Except in situations directly related to litigation the Law Center generally cannot assist with record expungement requests.

Did someone upload sexually explicit images of you as a minor, or without your knowledge or consent? Did someone upload sexually explicit images of you as a minor, or without your knowledge or consent? Yes No

Were you ever forced, coerced, pressured, or tricked into performing paid sex acts? Were you ever forced, coerced, pressured, or tricked into performing paid sex acts? Yes No

Did someone solicit or upload sexually explicit images of your child over the Internet? Did someone solicit or upload sexually explicit images of your child over the Internet? Yes No

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