“Look-back” window opens soon for sexual abuse survivors

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Albany-area native Gordon Smith discusses what he went through in his teenage years at his local church, how it affected him then and now, and why he's filing his lawsuit. Attorney Jennifer Freeman, Smith's lawyer, discusses the number of legal suits that her office is handling in anticipation of the mid-August date.

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Thank you for your courage in posting and these really good observations. Please take care of yourself Tom.
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“Look-back” window opens soon for sexual abuse survivors

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