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Another Sexual Abuse Survivor Speaks Out Following Settlement with Maine's Catholic Diocese
Amy Allen said the settlement gave survivors no closure as the diocese said the money came from reserves set aside for liability claims.
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Maine’s Catholic diocese settled older claims only when others agreed not to sue, lawyers say
The settlement process resolved roughly 100 claims, brought by people who said they were sexually abused as children by clergy of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland.
Another sexual abuse survivor speaks out following settlement with Maine's Catholic diocese
Another survivor of child sexual abuse within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland, which serves the entire state of Maine, is speaking out about the diocese's settlement to resolve more than 100 clergy abuse claims.
Sexual abuse survivors want diocese to formally apologize following settlement agreement
Jessica Arbour, an attorney with Florida-based Horowitz Law who represented clergy abuse survivors in Maine, said that in contrast to other sexual abuse cases she's worked on, the Portland Diocese has never apologized or asked how it can improve.
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