Back in early February, the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) filed for bankruptcy and sneakily informed former members of a short, 80-day window to file for claims of sexual assault. This piece of information was buried deep in the thousands of pages submitted in the bankruptcy claim. Victims were enraged not only for its disingenuous nature but the brevity of the opportunity to come forth concerning sexual abuse. Abuse survivors and their lawyers seek compensation and public hearings but ready themselves for an unfair fight. If you have become a victim, we urge you to stay informed with a complete…
How Can I File a Claim Against the BSA If I’ve Been Sexually Assaulted?
