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Court settlement approved for New Orleans Archdiocese to pay hundreds of clergy abuse victims
The settlement includes child-protection reforms, outside oversight, a survivors' bill of rights, and a public archive while compensating roughly 600 victims, court records show.
- The Archdiocese of New Orleans' yearslong bankruptcy case ended with a $230 million settlement approved by a judge.
- Nearly 150 parishes and charities will contribute about $65 million to the settlement fund for clergy sex abuse survivors.
- The plan requires the archdiocese to implement new binding child protection protocols, including overhauls to handling abuse reports, outside oversight, a Survivors Bill of Rights, and a public archive of abuse documents.
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Settlement approved for New Orleans Archdiocese to pay hundreds of clergy abuse victims
A federal judge has approved a federal settlement that will clear the way for the New Orleans Archdiocese to pay at least $230 million to hundreds of victims of clergy sexual abuse.
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Read Full ArticleJudge Grants Archdiocese $230M Chapter 11 Plan Approval After Fierce Objections
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans won court approval Monday for its sweeping Chapter 11 reorganization plan — a move that unlocks a $230 million settlement for hundreds of childhood sexual abuse survivors and ends one of the nation’s most closely watched church bankruptcies. A Landmark Settlement Amid Decades of Allegations U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Meredith S. Grabill overruled the final objections lodged by one of the archdiocese’s ins…
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