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Pending Sexual Abuse Reform Laws to Watch in the Second Half of 2026

For a survivor of sexual abuse, a single date on a calendar can decide whether the courthouse door is open or closed. That is what a statute of limitations does. It sets a deadline, and when reform changes that deadline, it can change whether a survivor is ever able to be heard at all. The […]

Foster Care System Abuse – When the State Becomes the Abuser

When a child is removed from a home for their own safety, the government makes an implicit promise. It promises that the place it chooses next will be safer than the one the child left. For hundreds of thousands of children, that promise holds. For others, the system that was meant to protect them becomes […]

What the Interlochen Investigation Reveals About Institutional Responsibility in Abuse Cases

A newly released independent investigation into the Interlochen Center for the Arts, the renowned Michigan boarding school and summer camp that helped launch the careers of performers such as Josh Groban and Norah Jones, has surfaced roughly seventy allegations of sexual abuse spanning six decades, involving nearly fifty adults who worked for or were affiliated […]

When Campus Sexual Assault Civil Litigation Goes Beyond the University’s Title IX Process

For many survivors of campus sexual assault, the university’s internal process ends with a sanction that bears little relationship to what actually happened. A student gets suspended for a semester. A faculty member is quietly reassigned. The survivor is left to keep attending the same campus, sometimes running into the same person, while the institution […]

What Is a Civil Lookback Window – A Guide to Fundamentals Every Survivor Should Know

A civil lookback window (also referred to as a revival window) is a temporary law that may allow survivors of sexual abuse to file civil lawsuits even when the original statute of limitations has already expired. States create lookback windows because most survivors take years, often decades, to come forward, and traditional filing deadlines frequently […]