Marsh Law Firm PLLC

06/18/2026

🎥 Founding Partner James R. Marsh joined CNN’s Laura Coates to discuss the continued fallout from the DOJ’s handling of the Epstein files.

James criticized the process from the start, saying officials “promised something they couldn’t deliver,” leaving survivors to deal with the consequences.

💡 He also highlighted a recurring problem: “The victims are absent from the narrative, and that has been the problem from day one.”

As political finger-pointing continues, survivors are still waiting for what they have always deserved: transparency, accountability, and answers. 🙌

06/18/2026

🎥 Special Counsel Jennifer Freeman joined CNN to discuss new testimony from a longtime Epstein assistant and the many unanswered questions that remain. 🤔

Jennifer challenged claims of ignorance from those closest to Epstein, calling it another example of “willful blindness” and asking, “How can we do this see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil? For how long is this going to hold up?” ⬆️

She also emphasized that accountability requires action: “There are enough investigative leads… there should be a real, true investigation.” 🔍

As Jennifer reminded viewers, survivors have been waiting for answers since 1996. “This is what accountability looks like. Do your investigation.” ⚖️

06/16/2026

Reflecting on an inspiring few days at IPPPRI 2026! 🎉

Grateful to connect with so many incredible people and organizations, celebrate their achievements, and be part of important conversations focused on protecting children and supporting survivors worldwide. 🌍

👏A special congratulations to our own Saanvi Arora, who delivered an insightful presentation alongside the incredible team at Protect Children, sharing findings from their session, “CSAM Perpetrators in the Digital Ecosystem: Insights from a Global Self-Report Survey.”

Thank you to everyone who made this event so impactful. Until next year, IPPPRI 👋
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06/09/2026

📢 We’re proud to celebrate the launch of the ECHO Survivor Hub, a pioneering new service designed to support survivors of child s*xual abuse material (CSAM).

The Hub aims to help survivors regain control by:
👉 supporting the removal of abuse imagery
👉 improving access to justice and compensation pathways
👉 connecting survivors with resources that support healing and recovery.

This important initiative is being delivered by a consortium including the Anglia Ruskin University's International Policing and Public Protection Research Institute (IPPPRI), the Internet Watch Foundation , and Suojellaan Lapsia (Protect Children).

The project is funded by Safe Online and Graham Dacre Charitable Foundation.

🔗 Learn more about the ECHO Survivor Hub through the link below. 👇🏼

Giving Victims and Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse Material a Voice, a Way to Secure Justice, and Support Their Recovery

06/08/2026

📢Every year, an estimated 300 million children experience online s*xual violence. Yet the harms caused by online abuse are still too often overlooked.

Protect Children’s (Suojellaan Lapsia) new report draws on the experiences of 24,912 survivors worldwide, revealing the profound and long-lasting impacts of online child s*xual violence and reinforcing the need for meaningful support, accountability, and access to justice. ⚖️

Online abuse is not a lesser form of harm. Survivors deserve to be heard, believed, and supported. 💚

Read the full report via the link below 🔗👇🏼

Our new report explores experiences of 24,912 survivors of child s*xual violence collected in 36 languages through the Global Our Voice Survivor Survey, unveiling the specific characteristics and devastating consequences of online abuse through the comprehensive examination of online, in-person, and...

06/05/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Judith Sandalow on receiving an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Swarthmore College and delivering the commencement address to the Class of 2026.

For 30 years, Judith has been a driving force behind the Children's Law Center’s mission to advance justice for children and families. Through her leadership, advocacy, and dedication to public service, she has helped make a lasting impact on the lives of countless young people.

This honor is a fitting recognition of an extraordinary career devoted to helping others. 👏🏼

Watch her inspiring commencement address below. 👇🏼

Judith Sandalow ’84 addressed the class of 2026 after receiving an ...

06/05/2026

🎥 Special Counsel Jennifer Freeman joined CNN to discuss Pam Bondi’s testimony and the DOJ’s handling of the Epstein files.

Jennifer welcomed Chairman Comer’s acknowledgment that “the government has failed the survivors,” a reality survivors have been living with for decades.

She pointed to ongoing failures in the DOJ’s release of the files, including improper redactions, missed investigative leads, and the lack of accountability for those responsible.

✊🏼 Survivors deserve answers. They deserve transparency. And they deserve accountability. ⚖️
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06/05/2026

🎥 Special Counsel Jennifer Freeman joined CNN to discuss Pam Bondi’s testimony and the DOJ’s handling of the Epstein files.

Jennifer welcomed Chairman Comer’s acknowledgment that “the government has failed the survivors,” a reality survivors have been living with for decades.

She pointed to ongoing failures in the DOJ’s release of the files, including improper redactions, missed investigative leads, and the lack of accountability for those responsible.

✊🏼 Survivors deserve answers. They deserve transparency. And they deserve accountability. ⚖️

06/04/2026

It was great to catch up with our friends at Protect Children chil (Suojellaan Lapsia) during their exciting visit to the United States as they work to strengthen international collaboration in protecting children from exploitation and abuse. 💚

We’re grateful for the opportunity to connect, share ideas, and continue working together toward a safer future for children worldwide. 🌎

🙌 Thank you to the incredible team at Protect Children for all that you do.

06/01/2026

🎥 After Pam Bondi’s testimony before the House Oversight Committee, our client and Epstein survivor Liz Stein joined lawmakers on Capitol Hill to speak out.

We are proud of Liz for continuing to use her voice in the fight for transparency, accountability, and answers that survivors have sought for decades. ✊🏼

As Liz said: “Because if the law only applies selectively, it is liberty for some, but not justice at all.” ⚖️

We stand with Liz and survivors everywhere in demanding the truth, accountability, and a system that works for survivors, not the powerful.