Roman Catholic Diocese of Covington v. Secter

How courts have described this case

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• noting that the General Assembly had not extended the rule and that injury from sexual abuse was not latent
• apportioning fault between a teacher and his employer in a sexual abuse case, but not the abused student
• involving claims that diocese failed to act in response to earlier reports of a teacher’s sexual abuse of other students, thereby allowing that teacher to abuse the plaintiff
• applying one-year statute of limitations from KRS § 413.140(1)(a) to plaintiff’s claim “that the Diocese negligently hired, supervised, and retained [the abuser] as a teacher and guidance counselor in its schools”
• applying KRS 1 Kentucky Revised Statutes. -2- 413.190(2) in a context inapplicable here
• “‘Obstruction might also occur where a defendant conceals a plaintiffs cause of action so that it could not be discovered by the exercise of reasonable diligence.’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).