James R. Marsh

A University of Michigan Law School graduate, James represents victims of sex abuse in schools, colleges, churches, and government and military institutions; campus sexual assault and rape, online sexual exploitation; child pornography; sextortion, and revenge porn.

His case on compensation for victims of child pornography in federal criminal restitution proceedings was recently decided by the United States Supreme Court. That case, United States v. Paroline, led to the Amy, Vicky, and Andy Child Pornography Victim Assistance Act of 2018 which recently passed the House and Senate by unanimous consent and was signed into law by the president on December 7, 2018.

James founded the nationally recognized Children’s Law Center in Washington, DC, and is an experienced trial attorney, and frequent commentator, lecturer, and author on legal issues affecting children and victims of sex abuse and exploitation. He now leads Marsh Law Firm in New York which is recognized worldwide for its work helping sexually abused victims obtain justice and rebuild their lives with dignity and respect.

• Child Crime Victims
• Child Pornography
• Child Sex Abuse
• Online Exploitation
• Sextortion

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District of Columbia

Michigan

State Bar of Michigan

New York

1st Circuit

2nd Circuit

3rd Circuit

4th Circuit

5th Circuit

6th Circuit

7th Circuit

8th Circuit

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10th Circuit

11th Circuit

U.S. Supreme Court

Founding Partner

Marsh Law Firm PLLC

Current

University of Michigan Law School

J.D.

1987 - 1990

University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

B.A.

1983 - 1987

District of Columbia State Bar

Member

Current

New York State Bar

Member

Current

Trauma-Informed Advocacy

Trial Magazine

August, 2022

The problem of child sex abuse material and the online exploitation of children, Expert Group Meeting on Removal of Child Sexual Abuse Material from the Internet, Vienna, Austria

June 28, 2023

United Nations Office and Drugs and Crime

UNODC, in partnership with the Government of the United Kingdom, convened an expert group meeting in Vienna on 26-27 June 2023. The objectives of the meeting were to discuss some of the gaps and limitations in current approaches to the problem and to formulate new ways to accomplish the twin goals of removal of CSAM images online, linked to a comprehensive strategy to prevent the re-upload of known CSAM. The meeting brought together experts in their individual capacities.

Understanding Trauma: Foundations

Trauma Research Foundation

2019