Judge Mary Jacobson. Photo: Carmen Natale/ALM
The judgment was entered, then vacated in the case, a rare example in which an abuse victim seeks to collect from a family member who is accused of negligently failing to prevent repeated sexual abuse by her spouse.
November 06, 2019 at 06:34 PM
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Lawyers are fighting over viability of a $5 million judgment awarded in Mercer County Superior Court to a woman seeking to be compensated for years of sexual assault she suffered as a child.
The judgment was entered, then vacated in the case, a rare example in which an abuse victim seeks to collect from a family member who is accused of negligently failing to prevent repeated sexual abuse by her spouse.
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