Plaintiff is suing Tinder and Snapchat, claiming footage of her alleged sexual assault was circulated on both apps
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Final approval to USC's landmark $215-million class action settlement with Tyndall's patients.
A federal judge in Los Angeles said Monday that he would give final approval to USC's landmark $215-million class-action settlement
Harvey Weinstein, the once-mighty movie mogul goes on trial soon on rape and sexual assault charges that could imprison him for the rest of his life.
More than 150 journalists have obtained credentials to cover his rape trial, making for one of the biggest spectacles in memory.
Los Angeles County district attorney's office has escalated its review into the disgraced filmmaker
Pope Francis on Tuesday announced sweeping changes to the way the Roman Catholic Church deals with cases of sexual abuse
More than 3,000 sexual assaults happened during actual Uber rides in the United States last year
Twenty-one more women have come forward alleging they were raped or sexually assaulted while using Lyft
Like many communities, yoga is grappling with its own #MeToo reckoning
yoga guru Bikram Choudhury, still training teachers after dozens of accusations of abuse
USC Patients are urging a federal court in California to grant final approval to a $215 million class action settlement
We've fought hard for the Child Victims Act (CVA), transformative legislation that is already helping survivors
USC facing about 700 civil lawsuits and has already brokered a $215m federal class-action settlement to compensate former patients of George Tyndall
University of Illinois rule will have a chilling effect on reporting about sexual misconduct
Class action lawsuit on Tuesday accusing the fast-food chain of having a "systemic problem" of sexual harassment.
Ohio State doctor found by independent investigators to have sexually abused 177 male students
The proposal mirrors parts of the "look-back window" that began in August under the Child Victims Act
On the two-year anniversary of #MeToo going viral, there has been surprisingly little attention to harassment in medicine
a gynecologist who had been accused of sexual abuse by 19 patients
