As the fight for the survivors of sexual abuse continues against the Albany Diocese in Bankruptcy Court, our own Cynthia LaFave is recognized once again for her part in the proceedings.
The article highlights the continuing efforts to bring transparency and fairness to a complex bankruptcy proceeding involving former St. Clare’s employees, pensioners, abuse survivors, and other creditors. Cynthia has played a significant role in representing survivors of abuse and advocating for accountability throughout this process.
At LaFave, Wein, Frament & Karic, PLLC, we are dedicated to helping survivors pursue justice, accountability, and the recognition they deserve. We understand the courage it takes to come forward, and we are committed to standing alongside survivors throughout the legal process.
As these proceedings continue, the issues involved underscore the importance of experienced advocacy, transparency, and a commitment to ensuring that the rights of those affected are heard and respected.
Read the full Times Union article here: https://www.timesunion.com/state/article/st-clare-s-pensioners-seek-details-diocese-s-22414460.php
St. Clare’s pensioners seek details on diocese’s settlement
As the fight for the survivors of sexual abuse continues against the Albany Diocese in Bankruptcy Court, our own Cynthia LaFave is recognized once again for her part in the…