These are the developments that changed something material: a case’s posture, a claimant’s options, or a deadline. Figures are as reported on the dates shown and are not restated retroactively; where a number later changed, the newer entry says so.
The Supreme Court declined on January 12, 2026, to hear a challenge to the Boy Scouts of America bankruptcy plan brought by 75 survivors, leaving the plan in place. The Scouting Settlement Trust, funded with about $2.48 billion, continues paying claims, for now at 4.7% of each allowed claim amount.
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