I'm wondering if i should pursue a case. if I do, i'm

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Thanks for the info. The Child's victim's act would suffice, even if the incident occurred in a branch of the church in Florida? would i need to find a a civil attorney in NYS? The headquarters of the organization are in New York, is this why you recommended The Child's Victim's act?Also, this is a recent case that occurred in California. The victim was sexually assaulted in 1981, and it was prosecuted in 2014. The statutes of limitations seem to be similar, could you explain how they were able to prosecute in this case? thanks so much.
Gonzalo Campos 2014
On 20 May 2010, a lawsuit was filed in San Diego, California, by the Zalkin Law Firm, case number ***** against the Watchtower of New York. This regarded 5 people and was settled out of court in 2012, with the Watchtower paying out an undisclosed amount of money.Defendant Campos had an accusation of molestation made against him by a child and his mother in 1981, but nothing was done due to the "two witness" rule. Around 1983, Campos started molesting a 6 year old boy over a two year period. Despite the accusations of molestation, and having been reproved, Campos was made a Ministerial Servant in 1988 and an elder in 1993. Campos was disfellowshipped in 1995 and reinstated in 2000. Court documents reveal that over this time frame, Campos molested at least seven children.In the case, Watchtower refused to provide its list of known predators to the court. See utsadndiego.comRather than settle out of court, victim Jose Lopez took the risk of pursuing the case in court. Lopez had been abused as a 7 year old by Campos. Congregation elders recommended Campos study with Lopez, despite having knowledge that Campos was a pedophile and had molested another boy. In 2014, a San Diego judge awarded Lopez $13.5 million.Watchtower appealed the case, with the Court of Appeals recommending "The initial measure should be a remedy that is less onerous than a terminating sanction." (See http://law.justia.com/cases/california/court-of-appeal/2016/d066388.html.) The COURT OF APPEAL, FOURTH APPELLATE DISTRICT goes on to state:Disposition
We order the court to vacate:
(1) the portion of the January 2 order requiring Watchtower to produce Losch for his deposition;
(2) the order granting terminating and monetary sanctions; and
(3) the entry of default and the default judgment. Each party to bear its own cost.
The case was settled for an undisclosed amount in March 2018, as discussed in the San Diego Union Tribune article San Diego sex abuse cases against Jehovah's Witness organization settled (6 Mar 2019).

34;You could sue the institution in New York for the coverup." would I still need a civil lawyer to do this, and is there a statute of limitations for this?No worries, i wasn't as clear as i could have been

is there an attorney specific search site that you'd recommend to find a good civil attorney, i'm not sure what to look for. some of these firms look sketch. thanks

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