A federal judge has allowed a former Woodward, Pennsylvania, camper’s claims for vicarious liability and negligence to proceed against the gymnastics camp, formerly known as Powdr – Woodward PA, over an alleged sexual assault by a former coach.

U.S. District Chief Judge Matthew W. Brann of the Middle District of Pennsylvania partially granted and partially denied the camp’s and employee’s separate motions to dismiss the claims against them, in a July 20 opinion, after plaintiff S.S. sued them for negligence, negligent supervision, negligent hiring and retention, and vicarious liability.

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