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Laffey Bucci & Kent Name Partner’s Exit Neither ‘Mutual’ Nor ‘Amicable,’ Firm Contends

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Sexual abuse attorney Brian Kent did not depart from Philadelphia plaintiffs firm Laffey Bucci & Kent amicably, according to a new statement disputing Kent’s description of his departure from the firm that he helped found. 

Kent, who was completely removed from the firm’s website as of April 17, was known for his representation of sexual assault victims, working on cases against Bill Cosby and Jerry Sandusky. In addition to his break from Laffey Bucci & Kent, he has also stepped down from the board of child protection advocacy organization Child USA, the organization confirmed on April 19.

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