Bryan Shanley Sack, a pediatric urologist from Ann Arbor, has been charged with multiple felony counts related to the possession of child sexual abuse material, including aggravated possession and use of a computer to commit a crime, according to law enforcement and court filings. The charges stem from a cyber tip received by authorities, which led to a search of the doctor’s residence and the seizure of digital evidence. He was arraigned in the 15th District Court and faces significant prison terms if convicted. If you have concerns regarding if your child was affected, contact Fieger Law for a confidential consultation to discuss your rights and options.
News of these charges has understandably shaken families, particularly those who may have trusted this physician with their children’s care. When someone in a position of authority and access is accused of crimes involving child exploitation, the impact reaches far beyond the courtroom.
Cases like this are deeply disturbing because they involve an alleged abuse of trust. Parents rely on medical professionals not only for expertise, but for safety and integrity. When that trust is broken, families may be left with painful questions about what happened, whether their child was affected, and what steps they should take next. In addition to criminal proceedings, there may be civil legal options available to families who believe their child was harmed or exploited.
Standing With Survivors and Families
If you believe your child may have been affected by this situation, or by similar misconduct involving a trusted professional, you do not have to navigate it alone. Legal action can help families seek answers, demand accountability, and pursue justice. The experienced attorneys at Fieger Law stand with survivors and their families during some of the most difficult moments of their lives.
