The Boy Scouts of America’s filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy in February 2020 is an attempt to survive the onslaught of lawsuits they are facing in court.

The amount of money victims receive from BSA lawsuits will be dependent upon the value of assets the organization has and the number of victims that file. If you are a victim and wish to participate in a Boy Scouts class action lawsuit you need to contact an attorney quickly. Many states are extending the Statute of Limitations for filing a Boy Scouts sex abuse lawsuit.

The problem with the expiration of the statute of limitations came about when many adults ready to come forward found out they were too late. As a result, several states have “lookback” windows that allow bsa lawsuit loans filing for an extended period.

A two-year lookback window is in place in Washington D.C. and New Jersey. California’s three-year lookback began in January 2020. Additional states with lookback windows include Arizona, Montana, North Carolina, and Hawaii. There is no statute of limitations for childhood sexual abuse cases in Vermont.

In addition to victim abuse claims, BSA is facing potential lawsuits for failing to prevent child abuse.

You need to contact an attorney about the possibility of filing a Boy Scouts lawsuit loans if any of the above applies to you. If you have an active lawsuit against BSA contact you may want to contact America Lawsuit Loans about the possibility of receiving a settlement cash advance, which will put money in your hands while litigation is pending.