Columbus: Twenty-nine men prefer Ohio State University for his failure to stop sexual harassment a few decades ago by the team of doctors Richard Strauss, who died in 2005.
A Plaintiff in the Federal lawsuit filed Monday to harass him for more than 10 medical exams.
In the 1980s, starting when he was a 16-year-old middle school wrestler whose team competed at the Ohio State Campus.
He said he was also harassed by Strauss during the medical exam needed while playing soccer and wrestling for OSU.
The different wrestlers in the lawsuit accused Strauss stroked him for more than 50 medical visits.
More than 400 alumni have raised similar charges on lawsuits against universities, accusing harassment for two decades of doctors in OSU.
Investigation of law firms carried out for the Ohio country concluded that employees realized concerns about Strauss in early 1979 but did not stop it.
OSU has apologized openly to anyone strauss who was harmed.
It has reached almost $ 47 million in settlements for 185 Plaintiffs, and announced individual settlement programs that can help resolve more claims from the five remaining lawsuits.
The program is not open to the plaintiff in the legal demands submitted later.
No one openly defended Strauss in three years since the allegations began to become public.
The latest plaintiffs also include former athletes in baseball, lacrosse, cheerleaders, soccer, soccer, basketball, gymnastics, and fences, and and patients treated at the student health center, where Strauss also works before retiring from the state of Ohio.
Most of them are anonymously registered in new complaints.
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