Dr. Bryan Shanley Sack, a 43-year-old pediatric urologist based in Ann Arbor, has been arrested and charged in Michigan with six felony counts related to possession of child sexually abusive material. Dr. Sack was arraigned in Washtenaw County’s 15th District Court and faces significant prison terms if convicted.
Medical professionals and the institutions that employ them are entrusted with the safety and well-being of children, and that trust must be guarded with the highest standards of accountability and reporting. When that trust is violated, victims deserve justice, support and compensation. Flood Law stands ready to pursue all available legal remedies on behalf of anyone harmed by Dr. Sack.
If your child was a patient of Dr. Sack, call us today at (248) 547-1032 for support and representation.
What do I need to know?
- Dr. Bryan Shanley Sack, a pediatric urologist, has been charged with two counts of aggravated possession of child sexually abusive material, a count of possession of child sexually abusive material, and three counts of using a computer to commit a crime. Since charges were filed, Dr. Sack has been terminated from his position at Nationwide Children’s Hospital – Toledo in Ohio.
- Washtenaw County police, along with a special victims unit, are currently reviewing seized materials from Dr. Sack.
- Flood Law is working with the families of children who were patients of Dr. Sack, helping them to review medical records and share information with Washtenaw police. Our goal is to confirm whether any children were victims of Dr. Sack.
- Flood Law will pursue lawsuits on behalf of any families whose children are identified as victims of Dr. Sack.
What steps should I take if my child was a patient of Dr. Sack?
- Pull your child’s medical records. You are legally entitled to them. Review every visit to confirm dates, notes and who else was present when your child received care.
- Preserve any communications you had with his office, including emails, appointment reminders and other messages that you may have received. This may be helpful to investigators in the future.
- If your child has disclosed anything to you, do not question them further. Let a trained professional handle the conversation.
- Contact Flood Law. Our firm is actively investigating this situation with other parents, and we’re offering free, confidential consultations for any families with concerns.
Should I report to the police?
- If your child was a patient of Dr. Sack, you may reach out to Washtenaw County police and inform them. Flood Law can help facilitate that outreach for you, and coordinate next steps with the police on your behalf.