LDS Church Must Pay Its Own Sexual Abuse Settlement in West Virginia Case, Court Rules
A Utah court has ruled the LDS Church must pay a sexual abuse settlement tied to a West Virginia case, after insurers were found not liable to cover the cost.
Skip to content A Utah court has ruled the LDS Church must pay a sexual abuse settlement tied to a West Virginia case, after insurers were found not liable to cover the cost.
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