Deitch + Rogers Enhances Support for Crime Victims with New Survivor Services Role

Deitch + Rogers, a law firm specializing in crime victim advocacy, has introduced Na'Sha Robertson as their new Survivor Services Coordinator, a pivotal role designed to bridge the gap between legal representation and the holistic support needs of crime victims. Robertson's appointment underscores the firm's commitment to not only legal advocacy but also to ensuring victims receive compassionate guidance and access to essential resources like counseling and safe shelter. With a background in victim advocacy, including work with a Virginia police department and a Florida crisis center, Robertson brings specialized experience in aiding survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and human trafficking. The firm, known for its focus on the rights of violent crime survivors, emphasizes the importance of reducing re-traumatization during the legal process, a mission further supported by Robertson's role in demystifying legal proceedings for clients.

Michael D'Antignac, a partner at Deitch + Rogers, highlighted the significance of Robertson's role in providing dignified support to survivors, ensuring they are treated with care and respect while navigating their legal options. The firm's approach to recovery extends beyond financial compensation, advocating for comprehensive medical and psychological care as part of the healing process. Robertson's position is also aimed at strengthening ties with local advocacy organizations, enhancing the support network available to victims. This initiative reflects a growing recognition within the legal community of the need for integrated services that address both the legal and emotional needs of crime survivors.