Sonya Ostovar

Sonya Ostovar is the Managing Partner at Taylor & Ring. Her practice focuses on representing both children and adults in sexual abuse and sexual assault/misconduct cases. She has obtained multimillion-dollar verdicts for clients – most notably a $100 million judgment on behalf of a young girl who was sexually abused by her Jiu Jitsu coach; a $97.5 million settlement where Sonya represented over 30 plaintiffs in the Santa Monica PAL/Eric Uller abuse cases; and a $45.4 million verdict where Sonya was on the trial team who represented a young girl who was repeatedly sexually abused.Sonya frequently authors articles and comments on topics related to sexual abuse and sexual assault, including:Victims of sexual violence can use the law to take back their power, The Advocate, March 2024Protecting Your Plaintiff in Sexual-Misconduct Cases, The Advocate, April 2020Extending SOL for sexual assault victims is an important step, Daily Journal, October 2019Interview with Lawyer Monthly about the impact of AB 218Sonya has earned the following recognitions: Lawdragon 500 Leading Civil Rights & Plaintiff Employment Lawyers and Southern California Super Lawyers Rising Stars. Sonya Ostovar is the Managing Partner at Taylor & Ring. Her practice focuses on representing both children and adults in sexual abuse and sexual assault/misconduct cases. She has obtained multimillion-dollar verdicts for clients – most notably a $100 million judgment on behalf of a young girl who was sexually abused by her Jiu Jitsu coach; a $97.5 million settlement where Sonya represented over 30 plaintiffs in the Santa Monica PAL/Eric Uller abuse cases; and a $45.4 million verdict where Sonya was on the trial team who represented a young girl who was repeatedly sexually abused. Sonya frequently authors articles and comments on topics related to sexual abuse and sexual assault, including: Sonya has earned the following recognitions: Lawdragon 500 Leading Civil Rights & Plaintiff Employment Lawyers and Southern California Super Lawyers Rising Stars.