Los Angeles Attorneys Explain Key Issues in Date Rape Cases

By Taylor & Ring | April 11, 2017

In California, “Rape is an act of sexual intercourse accomplished with a person not the spouse of the perpetrator, under any of the following circumstances: Where a person is incapable, because of a mental disorder or developmental or physical disability, of giving legal consent…. Where it is accomplished against a person s will by means…

How Many Students Can a Teacher Molest Before Desert Sands Unified School District Actually Does Something?

By Taylor & Ring | March 29, 2017

Maybe this seems like a no-brainer: any teacher who is reported to have behaved inappropriately should immediately be suspended, pending an investigation. And if that investigation yields results that corroborate the student’s testimony, you might assume that teacher would immediately be fired, if not hauled off to jail. Unless your child attends Desert Sands Unified,…

How to Hold Coaches, Schools, and Sports Organizations Liable for Sexual Abuse and Harassment of Athletes

By Taylor & Ring | March 15, 2017

According to Safe4athletes.org — a nonprofit dedicated to helping abused students and sports organizations draft effective policies to prevent, stop, and report abuse — sexual abuse and harassment of athletes of any gender by coaches is a major problem. Students and young athletes place their trust in coaches to help the students achieve better athletic…

How the Internet is Becoming a New Source for Workplace Sexual Harassment

By Taylor & Ring | March 8, 2017

Today, most businesses, organizations, and nonprofits have Internet service at work and on mobile devices. While the Internet makes communication across the globe and throughout companies easier, it is also a new source for sexual harassment. People can now use a variety of technologies to make workers of both sexes feel frightened to open their…

Why Civil Litigation is Needed in Religious Sexual Abuse Cases

By Taylor & Ring | February 27, 2017

Parents trust that the time children spend with religious leaders will uplift the children morally and spiritually, and provide a path for the values needed to be good members of their communities. Sadly, it is too clear from media coverage and court proceedings that some religious leaders are abusing this most sacred trust. Religious leaders…

David M. Ring Takes on Media Giant ESPN for the Wrongful Termination of Commentator Doug Adler

By Taylor & Ring | February 14, 2017

ESPN is a global conglomerate worth $16.9 billion dollars. Throughout most of America, those four letters are synonymous with sports. Wanna check the scores? Turn on ESPN. Planning on watching the draft? ESPN’s got it. Throwing a big party to watch the semi-finals? ESPN has you covered. But just because you’re a media tycoon doesn’t…

Taylor & Ring Obtains $5M Settlement Against Two School Districts in Teacher-Student Sex Abuse Case

By Taylor & Ring | January 31, 2017

A school district’s top priorities are to protect their students, while providing the best educational environment possible. The Big Oak Flat-Groveland Unified School District and Paso Robles Joint Unified School Districts both lost sight of their role in protecting students’ safety when Jeremy Monn, a high school teacher, was transferred from one district to another…

Taylor & Ring Law Firm Takes on Child Molestation Cases in Lawsuits Against Desert Sands Unified School District

By Taylor & Ring | January 30, 2017

Attorneys from the Taylor & Ring Law Firm are representing child molestation victims of Robert Keith Bryan, a long-time teacher with Desert Sands Unified School District. Bryan taught mostly fourth grade from the mid-1980s until he was arrested in 2011. Dave Ring is representing several students who are alleged victims of Bryan’s.  The litigation has…

Substitute Special Education Teacher Charged with Lewd Acts on a Middle School Student

By Taylor & Ring | January 25, 2017

We expect our schools to protect our children, and that expectation is reasonable. Students with special needs, however, may be afforded additional protections as well at the state or federal level; that, too, is reasonable. What we don’t expect is that teachers will not only ignore those protections, but act in a way that is…

Sexual Harassment May Not Be What You Think It Is

By Taylor & Ring | January 17, 2017

Let’s say things got a little rowdy at the office holiday party this year: too many people had too many drinks, and everyone’s inhibitions seemed to fly right out the window. While you were standing in line for a glass of champagne, or chatting with a friend, a coworker you barely know comes up and…

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