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$30M Verdict in Boy Scouts Camp Abuse Case

A New York judge awarded $30 million to Jeff Pringle, who was abused in the 1980s at a Boy Scouts camp by an attorney posing as a doctor.

The verdict included $20 million in compensatory damages and $10 million in punitive damages, recognizing both the harm endured and the need for accountability.

Filed under New York’s Child Victims Act, the case highlights how survivors can pursue justice decades later. Advocates say it represents validation for survivors and a clear message that institutions must protect children.

Link to Full Article: Lyons, Brendan J. (2025, July 17). $30M verdict against attorney who posed as doctor to abuse Boy Scouts | Times Union

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