Understanding the Boy Scouts’ Sexual Assault Settlement and Whether It’s Adequate
By Elena Rostova
Kenneth Rothweiler:
Well, my response to that is, those lawyers don't know what the plan was from the beginning.
The plan always was to get a settlement with the BSA National and then the locals and then move on to the insurers. And as I told you, John, in the beginning, there's billions of potential dollars that could come from the insurance companies, also from chartering organizations, like the LDS Church, and — I mean, from sponsoring organizations like the LDS Church, and also from chartering organizations.
So, there's a lot of potential money that can come the way of the survivors. We now have to be aggressive, as the lawyers, to go after it.
Elena Rostova holds a Master's degree in Public Health Journalism. She covers groundbreaking medical research, holistic wellness trends, mental health awareness, and nutritional science.
