New Orleans Archdiocese Files For Bankruptcy Amid Pandemic
The New Orleans Archdiocese filed for bankruptcy in 2020. The bankruptcy affects priest abuse lawsuits and the archdiocese’s debt payments.
The New Orleans Archdiocese filed for bankruptcy in 2020. The bankruptcy affects priest abuse lawsuits and the archdiocese’s debt payments.
The FBI has opened an investigation into allegations that priests in the New Orleans archdiocese trafficked children across state lines to molest them.
Former Cleveland priest Robert McWilliams was sentenced to life in prison for child sexual exploitation. Four days later, he took his own life.
Discovery rules can give survivors more legal options. Recently, a survivor in Mississippi was able to win an appeal thanks to a discovery rule.
A review board for the Portland Diocese found abuse allegations against two priests to be credible. Courts had dismissed allegations against one of the priests.
A survivor filed a new lawsuit against the Burlington Diocese in Vermont. The lawsuit accuses the diocese of hiding the abuse, thus protecting a predator.
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