A California appeals court will consider reviving the dismissed lawsuits of two men who allege Jackson sexually abused them as children. A new state law that temporarily broadened the scope of sexual abuse cases led the appeals court to restore them.
— the assets he left after his death — was thrown out as a defendant in 2015.
His lawsuit alleged that Jackson molested him over a seven-year period. It says that he was Jackson’s employee, and the employees of two corporations had a duty to protect him the same way the Boy Scouts or a school would need to protect children from their leaders.
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