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LDS mass tort cases primarily involve claims of sexual abuse against members and leaders of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. These cases often involve multiple plaintiffs alleging abuse by the same individuals or within a specific institution. 
 
Elaboration:
  • Sexual Abuse Claims:
    Many LDS mass tort cases center on allegations of sexual abuse, including instances of abuse by missionaries and other church members. 
     
  • Institutional Responsibility:
    Some lawsuits hold the church responsible for the actions of its leaders and members, arguing that the church had a duty to protect children and investigate allegations of abuse. 
     
  • Financial Settlements:
    In some cases, the church has reached settlements with survivors of abuse, though the specifics of these settlements are often confidential. 
     
  • Ongoing Legal Issues:
    The LDS Church has faced ongoing legal challenges, including lawsuits related to the use of member donations and the handling of abuse allegations. 
     
  • Multidistrict Litigation:
    In some instances, cases involving the LDS Church have been grouped together through multidistrict litigation (MDL) or other consolidation mechanisms.
     
     
     
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