‘Trey’s Law’ is now in effect, making NDAs unenforceable in Texas and Missouri
Sept. 1 marks a historic victory for child sexual assault survivors in Texas and Missouri. “Trey’s Law” has officially gone into effect, banning the misuse of nondisclosure agreements in civil settlement agreements pertaining to sexual assault claims.
Trey’s law now in affect voiding NDAs in the case of sexual abuse
Texas Senate Bill 835 also known as Trey’s law is now in affect voiding any nondisclosure agreements from being used in the case of any sexual abuse.
What to know about Trey’s Law, which outlaws NDA use to silence abuse survivors
Nondisclosure agreements can no longer be used to silence abuse survivors in Texas under a new law that goes into effect Sept. 1. The law bans the use of NDAs to prevent a survivor of sexual assault, aggravated sexual assault, human trafficking or child sexual abuse from disclosing their abuse to others. A perpetrator can no longer […]
Teen workers settle with Branson performer in sexual misconduct suit
The revised offer reportedly included an additional $50,000 in additional compensation. The women declined, instead suing for breach of contract when the approved settlements were not fulfilled. The court brief notes that a recently passed state statute known as “Trey’s Law” prevents non-disclosure agreements related to childhood sexual abuse actions from being enforceable in Missouri.
How allegations of sexual assault at a Christian summer camp in Missouri spurred a new Texas law banning NDAs in child sex abuse cases
DALLAS — A Dallas woman who says her brother died by suicide after he was allegedly sexually abused at Kanakuk, a Christian summer camp in Missouri, was a driving force behind a new Texas law — recently signed by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott — that bans nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) in child sex abuse cases.