Delaware Bill Extends Child Sex Abuse Lawsuits
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Delaware lawmakers are pushing House Bill seventy-five to eliminate time limits on civil lawsuits for child sex abuse survivors, allowing them to file claims at any time after the abuse, even decades later. The bill also expands liability to include schools, groups, and government bodies by removing legal protections against such claims. Introduced in March 2025, the bill passed the Senate Judiciary Committee and awaits full Senate debate, potentially reshaping justice for long-hidden traumas. However, a state review warns of significant costs, with potential settlements or awards reaching millions per case.
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