LA County reaches $4 billion agreement to settle sexual abuse claims at juvenile facilities

Los Angeles County tentatively reached a $4,000 million agreement to resolve nearly 7,000 complaints of child sexual abuse that would have occurred in youth facilities or even within the temporary care system, dating back to 1959. According to different media outlets, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, like the Complaints Board, will be the bodies in charge of approving the agreement in the coming days.]]>

Los Angeles County Plans to Pay $4 Billion to Settle Sex Abuse Claims - Overpasses For America

Los Angeles County has agreed to pay a staggering $4 billion to settle sex abuse claims from generations of children in its juvenile detention and foster care systems in what lawyers said would be the largest payout of its kind in U.S. history. The sweeping agreement, announced Friday, was the latest in a wave of settlements precipitated by a five-year-old state law that dramatically expanded the number of child sexual abuse lawsuits filed again…

Los Angeles County to settle over 6,800 sex abuse claims for $4 billion

By Kanishka Singh

Slater Slater Schulman LLP Reaches Historic $4 Billion Settlement With Los Angeles County on Behalf of More Than 3,500 Survivors of Child Sexual Assault at MacLaren Hall and Juvenile Detention Facilities

Slater Slater Schulman LLP Proudly Represents 'Jane Doe 1" and More Than 1,500 Survivor-Claimants of MacLaren Hall, As Well As 2,000 Survivor-Claimants at Other Los Angeles County-Operated Juvenile Detention Facilities

LA County agrees to $4B settlement over sexual abuse claims at juvenile facilities

Los Angeles County reaches a $4 billion settlement to resolve nearly 7,000 claims of sexual abuse in juvenile facilities since 1959, with reforms planned

LA County reaches tentative $4B settlement involving more than 6,800 claims of child sexual abuse

Los Angeles County has tentatively reached a $4 billion agreement to settle more than 6,800 childhood sexual abuse claims dating back to 1959, officials said.