Supreme Court Declines Review of Boy Scouts $2.4 Billion Abuse Settlement

Supreme Court rejects challenge to $2.46B Boy Scouts abuse settlement | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

The U.S. Supreme Court declined today to hear a challenge to the Boy Scouts of America’s landmark $2.46 billion settlement of sex abuse claims in a case involving a group of abuse survivors who ‍wanted to pursue lawsuits against churches and other organizations that ran scouting programs where abuse occurred.

Supreme Court declines to review $2.4 billion bankruptcy settlement for Boy Scouts

The Supreme Court declined to review the $2.4 billion bankruptcy settlement for the Boys Scouts of America.

Supreme Court makes ruling on Boy Scouts sex abuse $2.46 billion settlement

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Supreme Court Declines Review Of $2.4B Boy Scouts Deal

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an appeal challenging a $2.4 billion bankruptcy settlement for the Boy Scouts of America, leaving the deal intact. The appeal was brought by 75 abuse victims who argued the settlement improperly blocks lawsuits against local scouting councils and third…

Supreme Court won’t reopen Boy Scouts sex abuse settlement plan

A majority of sexual abuse survivors support a bankruptcy plan for the Boy Scouts of America. But some victims wanted the Supreme Court to block it.

Supreme Court Declines Boy Scouts Settlement Challenge

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear a challenge against the Boy Scouts of America's $2.46 billion settlement of sex abuse claims. The settlement, reached in 2022, provided immunity to certain organizations. Plaintiffs argued they should still be able to sue these organizations, but the decision was upheld.