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IOWA SURVIVOR PUSHES TO EXTEND SCOUT ABUSE LAW

Bill Vahl urges lawmakers to extend the filing window for 300–350 Iowa Boy Scouts abuse survivors to access compensation equal to the national bankruptcy settlement.

Summary by Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier
Bill Vahl already persuaded Iowa lawmakers once to step in on behalf of former Boy Scouts sexually abused by scout leaders in the state — helping secure a 2024 law meant to ensure roughly 300 to 350 Iowa survivors could…

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Clock ticking on Iowa law protecting Boy Scout abuse survivors

Iowa survivors of Boy Scout abuse fear losing most of their settlement money unless lawmakers extend a 2024 law set to expire at the end of the year.

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IOWA SURVIVOR PUSHES TO EXTEND SCOUT ABUSE LAW

Bill Vahl already persuaded Iowa lawmakers once to step in on behalf of former Boy Scouts sexually abused by scout leaders in the state — helping secure a 2024 law meant to ensure roughly 300 to 350 Iowa survivors could…

·Waterloo, United States
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Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier broke the news in Waterloo, United States on Monday, March 16, 2026.
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