Andreozzi

More Case Puts Focus on Grand-Jury Quirk Lawyer Says Alleged Victim Will Testify In an interview, Mr. Andreozzi said he "has been led to believe there are now more than eight alleged victims," the number cited in a grand jury report, and that his firm is in discussions to represent others.

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After the criminal case against Mr. Sandusky is settled, through a trial or a plea, Mr. Andreozzi has said he will file a civil lawsuit on behalf of his client.

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"I am appalled by the fact that Mr. Sandusky has elected to re-victimize these young men at a time when they should be healing," said Mr. Andreozzi in a statement released by his office Wednesday.

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Benjamin D. Andreozzi said his client, whom he described as a man in his 20s, "fully intends to testify that he was severely sexually assaulted by Mr. Sandusky."

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In 2010, Mr. Andreozzi obtained a $3 million settlement from the Milton Hershey School in Hershey, Pa., on behalf of five students who said they had been molested by the son of a substitute house parent.

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The injunction would not interrupt the everyday operations of The Second Mile or its existing programs, Andreozzi said in a statement.

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Andreozzi, whose firm specializes in sexual abuse litigation, and Fritz represent at least one client who accuses Sandusky of severe sexual assault.

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"We felt it was necessary to take this action after learning the organization was considering transferring its programs and not continuing its operations," Andreozzi said, referring to reports last week that the charity was mulling several different options for its future, including the possibility of shutting down.

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Pennsylvania attorney Ben Andreozzi has been retained by one of Sandusky's alleged victims to explore a civil lawsuit against the former defensive coordinator and anybody who did not act to prevent the alleged abuse of his client.

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Andreozzi and Fritz' lawsuit said the accuser - identified as Victim No. 4 - intends to charge The Second Mile with "failing to ban or restrict overnight activities between Sandusky and children" and failing to follow policies used by other organizations such as the Boy Scouts of America, such as the "Two-Deep" rule, which generally calls for two adult supervisors on all outings.

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