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Police Make Arrest After Summer Camp Child Sexual Abuse in Berkeley
On June 16, 2026, Berkeleyside reported that police had taken a camp counselor into custody in Berkeley on charges of child molestation. The 27-year-old faces a total of eight felony counts of child sexual abuse, something that no child or parent should ever have to experience after sending their young ones to summer camps…. Read More »
Multiple California Teachers Arrested for Child Sexual Abuse
Over the past month or so, authorities have arrested at least three teachers for child sexual abuse in California. Although the Golden State has a large population, even a single arrest of this nature is not encouraging news for parents or school safety advocates. And remember, these three cases only represent the teachers who… Read More »
How to Prove Summer Camp Sexual Abuse in San Francisco
According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), summer camps can reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression among children. Some also believe that summer camps can make kids more resilient and independent. Based on these perceived benefits, it is completely understandable for parents to send their children to summer camps in the Bay Area…. Read More »
Mary Alexander Warns San Francisco Faces More Fire Risks Than Many Residents Realize
San Francisco’s cool climate and coastal fog can create a false sense of security about fire danger. The city may face less wildfire risk than many parts of California, but serious hazards remain inside apartment buildings, hotels, businesses, warehouses and densely built residential neighborhoods. A June 2026 San Francisco Civil Grand Jury report warned… Read More »
Daily Journal Honors Mary Alexander in Top Women Lawyers List
The Daily Journal honored Mary Alexander in its annual Top Women Lawyers list for the ninth time, recognizing her for being a legal pioneer in plaintiff law. Read the article below to learn more.
From Toxicology Lab to Trial Lawyer, Mary Alexander’s Unique Approach to Personal Injury Law
Mary Alexander joins Partnerships for Profit to discuss how her background in biology, chemistry, toxicology, and public health helps her analyze complex scientific evidence and build stronger personal injury cases. She explains how expert testimony, animations, accident reconstruction, and investigative work are used to help juries understand difficult concepts while pursuing accountability for injured clients and… Read More »
My Student Says They Were Sexually Abused by a Teacher in San Francisco: What Should I Do Next?
There are some conversations that parents never want to have with their children. However, it makes sense to reward your child for their bravery when speaking out about something unacceptable that has happened at school. The news that your student has been sexually abused by one of their teachers can be difficult to process,… Read More »
Tattoo Artist Arrested for Sexually Assaulting Women in the Bay Area
In May of 2026, multiple sources reported that a tattoo artist had been arrested for sexually assaulting women in the San Francisco Bay Area. This arrest draws attention to an often overlooked form of sexual abuse, as tattoo artists regularly face these allegations across California and the entire country. If you were sexually assaulted… Read More »
Daily Journal Features Mary Alexander for 25 Years of Advocacy and Results
The Daily Journal recently featured Mary Alexander in an article highlighting her career, the founding of Mary Alexander & Associates, and the firm’s work on major civil cases throughout California. The piece reflects on her path to plaintiffs’ law and her continued commitment to standing beside injured people.
Sex Abusers Continue to Use Religion to Access Victims in San Francisco
Like it or not, religion has become one of the most convenient ways for sexual predators to access sex abuse victims in San Francisco. This shouldn’t come as a huge surprise, especially for those who have already experienced this type of abuse at the hands of clergy members, “spiritual leaders,” and other opportunistic individuals…. Read More »