Daniel Schiavetta, Jr. | Russo & Gould LLP
Dan Schiavetta, Jr. (currently of Counsel to Russo & Gould, LLP, New York, N.Y.) spent twenty years defending Catholic institutions in sexual abuse lawsuits. He is admitted in New York, New Jersey, and all related federal courts. He has also given a number of live presentations and webinars on insurance coverage, electronically stored information in litigation, and defense of nursing homes; and is on the CPLR Committee of the New York State Bar Association.
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I. The Catholic view of how the Church’s attitude toward sex created the abuse crisis 2:00-2:20
II. Corporation structure of the Church and whom to sue 2:20-2:40
III. Legal theories that will and will not succeed 2:40-3:00
IV. Suing for sexual abuse in foster care and school settings 3:00-3:20
V. Priests, laity, and victims as witnesses 3:20-3:40
VI. Reaching available insurance 3:40-4:00
Closed-captioning available upon request