
Sean Combs Sexual Assault Lawsuit Dismissed Over Filing Deadline
A federal judge dismissed a sexual assault lawsuit against Sean Combs as untimely, while leaving open a separate question involving New York City’s gender-motivated violence law.

A federal judge dismissed a sexual assault lawsuit against Sean Combs as untimely, while leaving open a separate question involving New York City’s gender-motivated violence law.

A sexual abuse lookback window can temporarily revive civil claims that were previously barred by an expired statute of limitations. Learn why these laws were created, how they work and which states have used them.

Virginia’s Law could reshape federal sexual abuse litigation by eliminating civil filing deadlines. The proposed legislation would allow survivors whose claims were previously time-barred to pursue justice in federal court.

Many survivors do not realize until adulthood that anxiety, depression, or relationship struggles trace back to earlier abuse. This guide explains how the delayed discovery rule works and why it may give survivors more time to file a claim.

Suppose that years ago, a young person experiences an act of sexual abuse or assault. It happens once, but the emotional aftershocks ripple through decades

The Maryland Supreme Court has upheld the Child Victims Act of 2023, eliminating the civil statute of limitations for child sexual abuse cases and increasing recoverable damages against private entities.

Hawaiʻi has extended the statute of limitations for civil cases, allowing survivors of child sexual abuse more time to file a claim, even decades after the abuse occurred.