The system was supposed to protect them. Instead, it’s being used to silence them.In this episode of Cut to the Chase: with Gregg Goldfarb, attorney Jason Joy and survivor advocate Curtis Garrison return to give a critical update on the legal battles reshaping how America handles child sexual abuse cases — from landmark NDA legislation to the corruption hiding inside the Boy Scouts bankruptcy.

This is one of the most important conversations happening in law right now — and most people have no idea it’s unfolding.

What You’ll Learn:
What Trey’s Law is and why its federal passage could be a game-changer for every abuse survivor in America
Why over 24 states have now opened or eliminated statute of limitations windows — and which states are next
How the Boy Scouts $2.5 billion bankruptcy became a case study in litigation financing gone wrong
Why survivors are receiving far less than they deserve — and who is really profiting
The disturbing connections between Epstein survivors, Boy Scouts victims, and the same attorneys and institutions appearing on both sides
How triangulation tactics are being used to keep survivor communities from uniting
What survivors, advocates, and concerned citizens can do right now to help

Key Moments:
00:00 — Triangulation tactics used to divide survivor communities
00:35 — Gregg introduces Curtis Garrison and Jason Joy
01:10 — Trey’s Law update: NDA bans for sex abuse settlements
02:30 — Federal bipartisan legislation: Cruz, Gillibrand, Klobuchar and more co-sponsor the Treys Act
04:00 — Statute of limitations updates across states
05:30 — Maryland caps liability — what it means for survivors
06:30 — How to get involved: SOScsa.org and advocacy steps
08:00 — Epstein survivors and the connections to Boy Scouts
10:00 — The common denominators: power, wealth, and institutions
12:00 — Litigation financing explained — how lawyers are profiting at victims’ expense
18:00 — What survivors should look for when hiring an attorney
22:00 — Boy Scouts bankruptcy: potential malpractice and Congressional investigation ahead

Guest Bios:Jason Joy is a trial attorney who represents survivors of child sexual abuse, including Boy Scouts claimants and clergy abuse victims. He has fought to maximize case values for survivors and is actively working to bring cases to trial rather than accepting inadequate settlements.

Curtis Garrison is a Boy Scouts survivor and the founder of Speak Out to Stop Child Sexual Abuse (SOScsa.org), a nonprofit advocacy organization fighting to eliminate statute of limitations on child sex abuse cases and ban NDAs in abuse settlements. Curtis travels to state capitols and Washington D.C. to advocate for survivors and push landmark legislation forward.Resources Mentioned:

Visit SOScsa.org — Speak Out to Stop Child Sexual Abuse — to follow legislative updates, support survivors, and donate to the cause
Learn more about Trey’s Law and the federal Treys Act, co-sponsored by Senators Cruz, Gillibrand, Klobuchar, Britt, and others

Follow the Boy Scouts of America bankruptcy case and its $2.5 billion settlement

Learn about the Cindy Clemmens Shire Law in Oklahoma, eliminating statute of limitations and NDAs for abuse survivors

Contact Jason Joy if you are a survivor seeking legal representation
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