The DOJ is nearing a settlement with the victims of Larry Nassar.
, the DOJ is expected to pay roughly $100 million to 100 victims of Nassar. The settlement was reportedly reached last fall, but the details are still being finalized. The settlement is in response to administrative tort claims filed by the gymnasts over the FBI’s failure to properly investigate the abuse claims against Nassar.
Once the DOJ goes through with the deal, over $1 billion will have been paid out to Nassar’s victims.
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