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Under the California law, survivors also have a three-year “look-back window” starting in January 2020 in which s*xual abuse claims that have since passed the statute of limitations can be pursued.

New California law gives victims of childhood s*xual assault more time to file lawsuits Survivors of childhood s*xual assault will have more time to report abuse allegations and file lawsuits under a new law signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom. Churches, schools could face lawsuits from decades-old cases.

"Now with the passing of California Assembly Bill 218, survivors in California may bring claims against their abuser, Hollywood, schools, the Church, or other institutions, which would otherwise be barred by the statute of limitations." - Ray Boucher

Assembly Bill 218: Overdue recognition of childhood abuses - SexAbuseFirm Understanding the world that surrounds our clients and the things that influence their consumers gives context to how we design their brand story, and where it is played out.

Ray Boucher from Boucher LLP breaks down Assembly Bill 218 going into effect in 2020.

Ray Boucher talks Assembly Bill 218 on Fox LA - SexAbuseFirm Understanding the world that surrounds our clients and the things that influence their consumers gives context to how we design their brand story, and where it is played out.

Attorney Ray Boucher discusses the passing of AB 218 and what it means for the victims of childhood s*xual abuse.

Ray Boucher Explains New Law for Sexual Abuse Victims - SexAbuseFirm Ray Boucher from Boucher LLP breaks down Assembly Bill 218 going into effect in 2020.

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