Years before the Miami Herald wrote about the sex trafficking victims of financier Jeffrey Epstein, and before attorneys nationwide became involved in litigation, Fort Lauderdale lawyer Sigrid McCawley was dedicating thousands of pro bono hours to Virginia Giuffre’s cause.
At that point, there was no route to litigation, so McCawley had to think outside the box to represent the woman accusing Epstein of sexual abuse.
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