While the COVID-19 crisis has shifted resources and attention from issues important to survivors like us, it is not the only reason lawmakers need to extend the window. Since the window opened last August, over 1,800 survivors have already filed a lawsuit, but there are many more who may not be aware of the change in the law. Other than Safe Horizon, the largest victims services organization in the country, few others — with the exception of lawyers advertising for clients — have provided widely available public information to survivors in multiple languages. The window could close before many even understand their new rights.
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