WAYNE, PA — ACTS LAW has announced that attorney Derek Braslow has joined the firm as a Partner and Chairperson of its Sexual Abuse Department. Based in suburban Philadelphia, Braslow’s appointment marks an expansion of the firm’s commitment to securing justice for survivors of sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse, particularly against institutions that enabled or concealed misconduct.
Braslow brings nearly 30 years of extensive experience in complex litigation, mass torts, and personal injury law. Over his career, he has been at the forefront of high-profile cases, achieving substantial settlements and verdicts for clients. His expertise encompasses sexual abuse claims, defective pharmaceutical and medical products, consumer protection, and corporate negligence.
“We are proud to have Derek as a Partner at ACTS LAW and excited for the knowledge, experience, and successful track record he brings to our firm,” said Danny Abir, Managing Partner at ACTS LAW. “His deep dedication to client advocacy and extensive litigation experience makes him invaluable.”
Braslow has held numerous court-appointed leadership roles and is widely respected for his compassionate approach to client representation and his commitment to justice. His addition aligns seamlessly with ACTS LAW’s mission of advocating for those who have been harmed.
Expressing enthusiasm for his new role, Braslow said, “I’ve admired ACTS LAW from afar, and joining them will help me better serve those who have been hurt, injured, and abused through no fault of their own. I look forward to continuing to advocate for those who need it most and working alongside my colleagues to deliver the highest level of legal representation.”
ACTS LAW’s nationwide presence and mission-driven approach are poised to grow further with Braslow’s leadership, reinforcing the firm’s dedication to standing up for survivors and those seeking justice.
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