Insurers refusing to pay thousands in sex abuse claims under New York's Child Victims Act, advocates claim: 'Justice in jeopardy'

"For survivors of childhood sexual abuse, the opportunity to receive restitution symbolizes closure and justice. Unfortunately, Chubb's attempts to refuse payment is particularly egregious and puts this justice in jeopardy," said David Catalfamo, executive director of the CJCC.

The controversy concerns alleged victims of sex abuse as youths decades ago who had filed lawsuits under the New York State Child Victims Act of 2019.

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