NH Supreme Court says child abuse suit against DCYF can be filed openly | New Hampshire:
CONCORD — The state Supreme Court has ruled that a civil lawsuit pending against the state’s child protection agency, in a case involving child sexual abuse and pornography, does not have to be filed confidentially.
Rus Rilee, a Bedford attorney representing the adoptive parents who are planning the lawsuit against the Division for Children, Youth & Families, called Friday’s ruling “a big win.”
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