Childhood sexual abuse lawsuits hampered by court shutdown

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With New York’s courts on pause and the clock ticking on the Child Victims Act’s look back window, Governor Cuomo took executive action to extend the window. James Marsh, Partner at the Marsh Law Firm, discussed the impact this will have for survivors seeking civil legal action.

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Childhood sexual abuse lawsuits hampered by court shutdown

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