Boucher LLP and Pearson, Simon & Warshaw LLP,

Under the California law, survivors also have a three-year look-back window starting in January 2020 in which sexual abuse claims that have since passed the statute of limitations can be pursued.

"Now with the passing of California Assembly Bill 218, survivors in California may bring claims against their abuser, Hollywood, schools, the Church, or other institutions, which would otherwise be barred by the statute of limitations." - Ray Boucher

Ray Boucher from Boucher LLP breaks down Assembly Bill 218 going into effect in 2020.

Attorney Ray Boucher discusses the passing of AB 218 and what it means for the victims of childhood sexual abuse.