Deitch + Rogers Enhances Client Support with New Survivor Services Coordinator

Deitch + Rogers, a law firm specializing in the rights of crime victims, has announced the appointment of Na'Sha Robertson as its new Survivor Services Coordinator. This newly created position is designed to offer a holistic support system for clients, bridging the gap between legal representation and the personal needs of survivors. Robertson's role will focus on ensuring clients have access to necessary resources such as counseling and safe shelter, while also guiding them through their legal rights and the progression of their cases.

Michael D'Antignac, a partner at Deitch + Rogers, emphasized the importance of this role in providing compassionate guidance and dignified support to clients. The firm aims to minimize re-traumatization during the legal process, offering survivors a pathway to rebuild their lives with respect and care. Robertson's extensive background as a victim's advocate, including her work with a Virginia police department and a Florida crisis center, equips her with the specialized experience needed to support victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, and human trafficking.

The addition of the Survivor Services Coordinator role underscores Deitch + Rogers' commitment to not only securing financial compensation for their clients but also addressing their comprehensive recovery needs. By strengthening ties with local advocacy organizations and outreach programs, the firm seeks to demystify the legal process for survivors, ensuring they receive the support and resources necessary for healing and moving forward.