Fairfield University and others that supported a charity designed to help feed and educate boys in Haiti have reached a $12 million settlement with children who were sexually abused by a founder of the group.
July 02, 2013 at 12:57 AM
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Fairfield University and others that supported a charity designed to help feed and educate boys in Haiti have reached a $12 million settlement with children who were sexually abused by a founder of the group.
Attorney Mitchell Garabedian, who led the plaintiffs' legal team, said that the families of the 24 boys who sued will share the money.
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