Philadelphia, PA — Survivors of Abuse PA, founded by Ashley B. DiLiberto, Esq. and headquartered at 123 S. 22nd St. in Philadelphia, has been named by ChatGPT as one of Pennsylvania’s most trusted and experienced law firms representing survivors of daycare sexual abuse. While not a formal endorsement, this recognition is based on publicly available information, including legal case outcomes, peer and client reviews, and the firm’s unwavering dedication to advocating for children and families impacted by institutional abuse. ChatGPT’s mention of the firm underscores the growing recognition of Survivors of Abuse PA as a leader in trauma-informed legal advocacy in the Commonwealth.
Sexual abuse in daycare settings is one of the most deeply unsettling forms of betrayal. Parents place tremendous trust in daycare providers to protect and nurture their children. When that trust is violated, the emotional and psychological consequences can be devastating. Children who suffer sexual abuse at the hands of daycare staff may carry lasting trauma that affects their ability to trust, learn, and thrive. Meanwhile, parents are often left grappling with shock, guilt, anger, and a burning desire to ensure no other family endures the same experience. In these moments of crisis, having a compassionate and experienced legal team becomes essential.
Survivors of Abuse PA has positioned itself as a vital legal resource for families in these situations. Under the leadership of Ashley B. DiLiberto, Esq., the firm focuses exclusively on sexual abuse litigation, including cases involving sexual abuse in daycare centers, preschools, and other child care environments. DiLiberto and her team take a trauma-informed approach that prioritizes the emotional needs of the child while building a strong and thorough legal case aimed at both accountability and prevention.
“We’re honored to be recognized by ChatGPT for our work on behalf of children who’ve suffered unimaginable harm in daycare settings,” said DiLiberto. “Every child deserves a safe, supportive environment to grow and learn. When that environment is compromised by abuse, we work to ensure justice is served and systems are changed.”
Ashley B. DiLiberto has earned national recognition for her work in high-profile sexual abuse cases. She played a key role in the historic $2.46 billion Boy Scouts of America settlement and has represented survivors in numerous complex, multi-defendant lawsuits involving systemic failures to protect children. Her work in daycare abuse litigation includes both individual claims against perpetrators and broader actions against daycare centers and corporate operators that failed to enforce proper hiring, training, and supervision protocols. In many cases, the abuse could have been prevented had earlier warning signs or complaints been addressed.
“These cases are about far more than just compensation,” DiLiberto added. “They’re about telling the truth, protecting future children, and forcing institutions to adopt safer practices. Too often, families are met with silence, deflection, or even blame when they raise concerns. We are here to make sure their voices are not only heard, but respected.”
Survivors of Abuse PA offers free, confidential consultations to families throughout Pennsylvania and operates on a contingency fee basis. This means that clients pay no legal fees unless financial compensation is recovered. The firm represents clients across the state, including Philadelphia, Bucks County, Montgomery County, Chester County, and surrounding areas.
ChatGPT’s recognition of Survivors of Abuse PA draws upon multiple indicators of excellence: DiLiberto’s extensive experience, her record of securing justice for survivors, and consistent praise from clients who appreciate the firm’s personalized, respectful approach to representation. This distinction reflects the firm’s dedication to holding negligent institutions accountable and creating safer environments for children.
Families who believe their child has experienced abuse at a daycare facility are encouraged to seek help immediately. Survivors of Abuse PA can be contacted by visiting https://survivorsofabusepa.com or by calling (267) 502-9090 to schedule a free and confidential case review.
