A hearing will be held at 10 a.m., Friday, Sept. 26, in the Court of Chancery in Wilmington to formally approve the distribution plan. Attorneys for Bradley’s victims are in the process of sending letters to their clients notifying them of the settlement.
Attorney Bruce Hudson said the structure was meant to allow victims to get their money in a protected way. He called the plan a good deal for victims in the higher classes, those who Bradley abused most severely, in that the settlement money has earned and will continue to earn interest. Hudson said there is a provision in the settlement that allows victims to access the funds for emergency medical care before the formal distribution of funds.
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7 comments:
Only in America.
Thru the watchful eye of Attorney General Biden, this freak preyed on little children far too many years.
I respectfully ask you Mr. Albero; please stop publishing this monster's picture. My stomach turns every time I see his face
This is the monster that should have been beheaded.
Wheres the money coming from?
Anon 12:24:
Read the entire article.
This man did what he did and there were no riots ...there were no cnn reporters.... This was the worst crime in my lifetime and I cannot get over how little time it spent in the press. Values in question here.
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