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A federal appeals court just expanded Oregon’s landmark foster care abuse settlement to protect hundreds more children, including those living with birth parents.
As the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s bankruptcy drags on for two years running, the voices of abuse victims grow louder and more urgent.
Uber just lost a major legal fight in California. The first of potentially hundreds of sexual assault cases are now heading to trial, and the court says Uber can’t hide behind its app.
San Ramon Valley High School educator Ryan Weible is at the center of the lawsuit. Plaintiffs say he groomed and sexually abused them over several years.
A major sexual abuse lawsuit in Oregon may soon force the LDS Church to reveal what it knew about a trusted doctor’s alleged misconduct. A judge will decide.
A California judge is deciding whether hundreds of sexual assault cases against Uber can move forward. The outcome could reshape legal duties for rideshare platforms.
Hundreds of survivors just voted to accept a $246 million settlement in the Rochester Diocese abuse case.
A major court ruling in Arizona could force the LDS Church to face a jury over allegations it failed to report child sexual abuse. Here’s what happened.
The Fresno Diocese’s bankruptcy is now reshaping 153 abuse lawsuits. But survivor advocates want answers about delays, asset transfers, and transparency.
Jim Jordan questioned under oath following a bombshell HBO documentary exposing decades of abuse by an OSU doctor. Here’s what the court filing reveals.
The new lawsuits bring the total to more than 50, alleging systemic failure at Oregon’s youth facilities.
Hundreds of clergy abuse survivors in Rochester just secured a record settlement, but the story behind the courtroom is what truly demands attention.
A federal judge says Washington state can’t force priests to report child abuse learned in confession—raising new legal and constitutional questions nationwide.
A judge tossed key claims in Uber’s sexual assault MDL—but the core allegation that the rideshare app hid known risks from users still has legal traction.
A decades-old abuse case ends in a $2.4 million settlement. But what does the Church’s silence mean for survivors still waiting to be heard?