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In this episode we talk to John McKiggan QC, partner of McKiggan Herbert Lawyers and one of the Canadian firms working on the $66m class action suit, and also to Tricia Franginha who is bringing her own private case, was one of the women who stood up in the Warwick Protest inside a Kingdom Hall to tell her story, and also appears in the Canadian W5 documentary.
If you are a Canadian abuse victim of a Jehovahs Witness abuse you can contact a lawyer to talk about either bringing a case of your own or joining the class action at www.JWclaims.ca
You can also contact McKiggan Herbert Lawyers in Canada https://www.apmlawyers.com/
You can read John McKiggans book which is a guide to bringing a sexual abuse claim, 'Breaking the Silence' https://www.apmlawyers.com/consumer-guides/breaking-the-silence-the-survivors-guide-to-sexual-abuse-claims/
You can find Tricia's videos here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdE5tiXC_5IcEFCjRwZM5MA
and the W5 Documentaty here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mb3fT5zG0OE
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