GOLDLAW Chief Legal Officer Spencer T. Kuvin is representing two women identified as Jane Doe 1 and Jane Doe 2 in a newly filed federal civil lawsuit naming former Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz, former Seminole County Tax Collector Joel Greenberg, and several other defendants.
The lawsuit alleges civil sex trafficking violations and other misconduct stemming from events dating back several years. The allegations are claims made by the plaintiffs and have not been proven in court.
Spencer Kuvin Speaks With WPTV
Following the filing, Kuvin spoke with WPTV’s Ashley Glass about the complaint and the evidence the plaintiffs’ legal team says supports their allegations.
Kuvin explained that the complaint was intentionally detailed to provide the court with what the plaintiffs describe as the broader scope of the alleged conduct. He also discussed text messages and other communications cited by the plaintiffs as part of their case.
Gaetz has denied wrongdoing and told WPTV that he looks forward to responding to the allegations through the litigation process.
Read WPTV’s full report and watch Spencer Kuvin’s interview
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A Deeper Discussion on Legal AF
Kuvin also joined attorney and Legal AF host Michael Popok for a more extensive conversation about the lawsuit.
During the interview, Kuvin discusses the civil claims, the plaintiffs’ allegations, and evidence their legal team believes will be significant as the litigation proceeds.
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Kuvin has extensive experience representing survivors of sexual abuse and exploitation, including clients in high-profile civil litigation.
At GOLDLAW, our West Palm Beach sexual abuse attorneys represent survivors seeking accountability through the civil justice system.
If you or someone you love has experienced sexual abuse or exploitation, contact GOLDLAW for a FREE and confidential case review.
The allegations described above are contained in a pending civil lawsuit and have not been proven in court. The defendants are entitled to contest the claims against them. This article is provided for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice.
