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Two Catholic sisters in Kentucky hope to establish the Church’s first recognized religious order devoted entirely to supporting survivors of clergy and institutional abuse.
Eight former residents have joined the growing litigation alleging that San Diego County employees sexually abused children held in juvenile detention and youth facilities.
Uber is asking a Texas federal judge to block punitive damages in the next bellwether trial in the federal litigation involving thousands of individual sexual assault lawsuits against the company.
More than 40 Rhode Island clergy abuse lawsuits will be managed by a single Superior Court judge as survivors use the state’s new two-year revival window.
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of San Francisco has agreed to a $395 million settlement with about 530 survivors of childhood clergy abuse, marking the largest Catholic diocese bankruptcy settlement in U.S. history.
Uber is expanding driver background check standards in the U.S. as thousands of passengers continue pursuing sexual assault and misconduct lawsuits against the rideshare company.
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has sued Roblox and Discord, alleging the platforms misled parents about child safety and failed to use stronger safeguards such as meaningful age verification and parental consent.
A new shareholder lawsuit accuses Uber’s board and leadership of failing to address rider safety concerns tied to driver sexual assault allegations. The case comes as Uber faces more than 3,000 federal lawsuits, hundreds of state court cases, and two plaintiff verdicts in early bellwether trials.
Uber and California trial attorneys have reached a proposed deal that includes new rideshare safety standards aimed at preventing sexual misconduct, as Uber continues to face thousands of sexual assault claims in federal court.
An Idaho jury convicted former Lyft driver Zkaria Mahmmd Al Majzoub of sexually assaulting and kidnapping a passenger after taking her away from her expected route. The verdict comes as Lyft faces a growing federal multidistrict litigation and approximately 2,000 additional cases in California state court.