Ohio State Plans Settlement Program for Strauss Victims

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Ohio State is planning a new program that will allow it to settle remaining abuse claims over alleged sexual misconduct by former team doctor Richard Strauss. 

Court filings obtained by ABC News show Ohio State intends to form an “individual settlement program” this month form plaintiffs from five ongoing lawsuits. The university said it is committed to providing an average settlement of up to about $252,000 per person. ABC reports that is the average of the nearly $47 million in settlements reached previously for 185 of the plaintiffs.

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