Following the arrest of Deputy Superintendent Perry Wiseman on child pornography charges, attorneys demand an investigation into the San Bernardino City Unified School District for potential cover-up of sexual abuse.
With the New York Child Victims Act now in effect, victims urge New York public schools to release a list of credibly accused sexual abusers, marking a pivotal moment for accountability and justice.
In 2019, a third lawsuit was filed against Riverside Unified School District for the sexual abuse of three additional children by former aide Fernando Figueroa, bringing the firm's active cases to six, following a previous $6.2 million settlement.
In a significant court ruling, a Los Angeles Superior Court Judge has compelled the Antelope Valley Union High School District Superintendent and 13 additional representatives to testify in depositions within 90 days, stemming from a case involving the sexual abuse of a student by a former high school coach.
In 2019, a lawsuit was filed against Dr. Adetokunbo Kamson, alleging he sexually assaulted a woman under the guise of medical treatment, marking another serious claim against a doctor with a history of sexual misconduct convictions.
Attorney John Manly responds to the US Senate's investigation into the Olympic Committee, highlighting the failure of USOC, USAG, and the FBI over 421 days to address the sexual abuse scandal, and calls for further action from the Justice Department and Congress.
Nine women have filed lawsuits against former UCLA gynecologist Dr. James Heaps, accusing him of sexual assault under the guise of medical treatment, with allegations spanning from 1989 to 2017.
Attorney John Manly criticizes the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee's $2.4 million severance payment to former CEO Scott Blackman in 2018, amid the Larry Nassar scandal, demanding the resignation of USOC CEO Sarah Hirshland and the USOC Board.
A $6.8 million settlement was announced for two brothers allegedly abused at Hanna Boys Center, reflecting significant harm and encouraging other victims to come forward.
A 44-year-old cancer patient, identified as Jane Doe 1, filed a lawsuit accusing former UCLA gynecologist Dr. James Heaps of sexual assault during her treatment for mesothelioma between October 2015 and June 2017.
