Margaret Mabie

Partner

Marsh Law Firm

Margaret E. Mabie (“Maggie”) is a Partner at Marsh Law Firm and she works to protect the rights of survivors in federal and state court. Maggie’s practice encompasses a wide range of matters representing survivors of childhood sexual abuse, child pornography (also known as child sex abuse material or “CSAM”), and campus sexual abuse, harassment, and retaliation. Her practice focuses on accountability and redistributing the burden of trauma to those that perpetrate and enable abuse. Maggie now works to secure significant restitution awards and civil settlements for victims of actively online traded child sex abuse material (“CSAM”), including for victims sold on Craigslist. Maggie authored and contributed to innovative legal arguments in litigation against Twitter, Omegle, Meta, Snap, and other Internet Service Providers. Marsh Law Firm amplifies the individual voices of some members of a world-famous online exploitation survivor group—the Phoenix 11. Maggie leads the firm’s legislative advocacy efforts to encourage federal reform involving Section 230 and other civil and criminal statutes related to online child exploitation and CSAM. Maggie is a member of the National Crime Victim Bar Association and the American Association of Justice. Maggie is Co-President of AAJ’s Social Media Litigation Group, and Vice Chair of AAJ’s Technology and Science Section. Maggie published the white paper “Living Proof:” A Report on the Yazidi Genocide with the Syracuse University College of Law’s Syrian Accountability Project and continues to volunteer with David M. Crane to assist in ground-breaking documentation of war crimes in Ukraine. Maggie presented at conferences and events at the Syracuse University Newhouse School of Public Communications, Brooklyn Law School, and Quinnipiac University School of Law regarding the impact of sexual trauma and CSAM distribution.