LDS Church Donates $350,000 to Utah Child Abuse Center As Survivors Share Stories of Healing
Survivors of cult abuse share how Utah’s Children’s Justice Centers, with help from donors like the LDS Church, helped them begin healing.
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Survivors of cult abuse share how Utah’s Children’s Justice Centers, with help from donors like the LDS Church, helped them begin healing.
Two women have accused a former Uber driver of assaulting them during rides in Alabama. As the trial unfolds, jurors are presented with dashcam footage, forensic evidence, and testimony that could shape both criminal and civil outcomes.
Vermont’s Catholic Diocese is facing 118 new clergy abuse claims as part of a growing bankruptcy case. Survivors hope a court presentation will give voice to decades of silence.
Lyft settles lawsuit with Dallas passenger assaulted by driver, amid ongoing concerns over rideshare safety and corporate accountability. The driver allegedly has prior complaints but Lyft kept him on as an independent contractor.
Ten more survivors have filed suit against the Oregon Youth Authority, alleging sexual abuse by a state-employed doctor at MacLaren Youth Facility. The state’s liability may now exceed $100 million.
After years of secret court battles, the Camden Diocese says it will no longer oppose a grand jury probe into clergy sexual abuse. But questions remain about whether the investigation will proceed.
A bankruptcy judge’s ruling is giving Maryland survivors of clergy abuse a brief window to file lawsuits against the Archdiocese of Baltimore before new state-imposed damages caps take effect.
New Jersey faces over 150 lawsuits alleging decades of abuse at state-run youth facilities. Will survivors finally see justice — and force overdue reforms?
Will New Jersey’s highest court allow a grand jury to investigate clergy abuse allegations—or will decades of survivors’ stories remain hidden from public view?
As Uber faces nearly 2,000 cases of sexual assault consolidated into a federal lawsuit, set for trial later this year, the rideshare giant has threatened to shut down operations in Colorado if House Bill 1291 passes. Is the legislation that restrictive for Uber to maintain profits in the state? Or will the company yet again display that it’s more concerned about bottom line rather than rider safety.