The possibility of a costly abuse claim arising is a very real threat for organizations that provide care or services to vulnerable populations, including children, the disabled and the elderly. Abuse can take a variety of forms as it can be physical, emotional, sexual or even financial in nature. Year after year, sports associations, day […]
Category: Sexual Abuse Training
Seldom has a week gone by without a church, nonprofit or school making national news because of the sexual misconduct of one of their employees or volunteers. These allegations consume time and financial resources while destroying the organization’s reputation. Very few things can undermine the mission of an organization faster than the breach of trust […]
Gregory S. Love, Esq. Kimberlee D. Norris, Esq. April 17, 2020 Since mid-March, virtually all K-12 education is occurring remotely. In many ways ‘social distancing’ has limited the risk of inappropriate physical touch, while increasing the risk of inappropriate online communication. In the wake of Covid-19, how can schools and ministries mitigate the risk of […]
