The university has reiterated apologies for anyone he harmed, and it has reached over $60 million in settlements with at least 296 survivors.
The school sought to dismiss remaining cases, saying it didn’t intend to disrespect the men or their allegations but the claims were made years too late. OSU’s lawyer has argued that if theand Ohio State’s inaction during his tenure were as egregious as alleged, the students knew enough that, legally speaking, they should have started inquiring about possible recourse back then.
Wednesday’s ruling said the appeals court can’t say whether the plaintiffs’ "snippets of knowledge" should have prompted them to investigate further. That, the ruling said, "is a question of fact — one that is improper to resolve at the motion-to-dismiss stage."
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