Megan Ellis KC, a Canadian lawyer was the first to dedicate a significant portion of her practice in order to represent victims of child sexual abuse or assault. Her experience includes more than 30 years representing victims against their abusers and estates. She also represents institutions such as religious associations, governments, and religious organisations. She has been a pioneer in case law since 1991 and helped to make legislative changes which have made compensation for many victims of sexual abuse and assault. Successfully arguing that the period for filing a case against sexual abuse should be prolonged until the victim has fully understood the consequences of the abuse. Working to amend British Columbia's legislation to eliminate the Limitation Act, which is a barrier to filing claims for damages. protecting victims' privacy; It was possible to argue that victims of sexual assault or abuse have suffered reduced earnings in the past and future. Clients are entitled to compensation based on precedent; Developing the law on evidence and disclosure in cases of sexual abuse or assault; Advocate for Canada's Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act changes in order to stop abusers using bankruptcy to avoid financial compensation to victims. Participation in British Columbia Law Institute’s Project Committee on Civil Remedies for Sexual Assault Participation in the Institutional abuse Study Panel of the Law Commission of Canada Speaking at seminars for lawyers and other professionals to discuss sexual abuse claims and assault.