New York Post Article Ties Increase in Boy Scouts Membership Fees to Sex Abuse Cases

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On January 1, 2020, the Boy Scouts’ registration fee will almost double from $33 to $60 per scout. In a recent article, the New York Post attributed the increase to the sex abuse cases against the Boy Scouts, including former scouts represented by Eisenberg Winkler Jeck Schwartz Schoenhaus & Sherry, P.C. and the Abused in Scouting team.

Abused in Scouting is a group of lawyers from three law firms including Eisenberg Winkler Jeck Schwartz Schoenhaus & Sherry, P.C. who have banded together to take on the Boy Scouts. In recent months, the organization has provided more than 1,000 redacted client case files to the Boy Scouts. The files contain the names of leaders accused of sexually abusing children, along with their troop designations and timelines of their alleged abuse.

The New York Post article discusses the efforts of Abused in Scouting’s Tim Kosnoff and Andrew Van Arsdale in helping victims seek justice for the abuse they contend they suffered at the hands of the Boy Scouts and its leaders. The article mentions that Abused in Scouting has over 1,300 clients from 48 states and two territories, including over 100 clients New Jersey and other state.

You can read the New York Post’s article.

If you are a victim of sexual abuse at the hands of a leader in the Boy Scouts of America, please visit www.abusedinscouting.com to learn more about your legal rights and to schedule a confidential free consultation.

Todd A. Schoenhaus brings approximately 30 years of legal experience to the legal team at Eisenberg Winkler Jeck Schwartz Schoenhaus & Sherry. A skilled trial litigator, Mr. Schoenhaus has achieved countless multi-million-dollar victories in and out of the courtroom. Mr. Schoenhaus focuses his practice on product liability, premises liability, construction, civil rights and truck accident cases. He graduated with distinction from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, followed shortly after with his law degree from the University of Michigan Law School. He is a highly-sought after lecturer on various legal topics.

Court admissions: – Pennsylvania – New Jersey – U.S. Court Of Appeals for the Federal Circuit – U.S. Court Of Appeals for the Third Circuit – U.S. District Courts for the Eastern, Middle And Western Districts of Pennsylvania – U.S. District Court for the District Of New Jersey