New Jersey Massage Spa Sexual Abuse Lawyers – Holding Massage Therapists, Spas, and Wellness Centers Accountable for Sexual Misconduct and Client Exploitation

Massage therapy is intended to promote healing, relaxation, and physical well-being. Unfortunately, some massage therapists and spa employees violate this trusted professional relationship by engaging in sexual misconduct and abuse. In New Jersey, survivors of massage spa sexual abuse have the right to pursue justice through civil lawsuits.

At Survivors of Abuse NJ, we represent clients who were sexually abused, harassed, or assaulted during massage sessions. These incidents are not only ethical violations—they are serious legal offenses. Whether the abuse occurred in a private massage office, a large spa franchise, or a wellness center, our attorneys are here to help you seek accountability and compensation.

What Constitutes Sexual Abuse in a Massage Setting?

  • Unwanted or inappropriate touching during a massage

  • Removal or manipulation of draping without consent

  • Sexual comments, jokes, or gestures made during the session

  • Pressure or coercion into uncomfortable or sexual situations

  • Failure to stop when a client expresses discomfort or says no

Survivors often feel confused or blame themselves, especially if the abuse was masked as part of the massage. But these actions are clear violations of professional and legal standards—and you have the right to speak up.

Who Can Be Held Liable in a Civil Case?

  • The individual massage therapist or spa employee

  • Spa owners and managers who failed to vet or supervise staff

  • Massage chains or franchises with inadequate safety policies

  • Licensing boards or employers who ignored previous complaints

Businesses have a duty to protect their clients from harm. If your abuse was enabled by poor hiring practices, lack of supervision, or ignored warnings, the entire establishment may be liable—not just the abuser.

Civil Compensation for Survivors May Include:

  • Mental health and trauma recovery services

  • Medical costs related to the abuse

  • Pain and suffering damages

  • Loss of income or diminished quality of life

  • Punitive damages for gross negligence or cover-ups

Even if criminal charges were never filed—or if the statute of limitations has expired—you may still be able to pursue a civil lawsuit in New Jersey, particularly under expanded survivor protections.

Why Work With Our New Jersey Legal Team:

  • Proven success in sexual abuse litigation against spa and wellness businesses

  • Trauma-informed and survivor-centered representation

  • No legal fees unless we win your case

  • Free, private consultations statewide

You trusted a wellness provider with your body and well-being. If that trust was violated, we are here to help you take legal action and begin your healing process.