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Man Wins 5-Figure Settlement from Celtic FC

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A man in his fifties received a significant payout from Celtic FC for historic sexual abuse he suffered at Celtic Boys Club, following a lawsuit filed by his lawyers at Digby Brown Solicitors. The survivor, who endured decades of mental torment, expressed pride in his perseverance and hopes this win will help him move forward. His lawyer, Richard Pitts, praised his clients resilience and emphasized the importance of seeking justice, even after many years.

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Man Wins 5-Figure Settlement from Celtic FC

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Man Wins 5-Figure Settlement from Celtic FC. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 30th, a man in his fifties just scored a five-figure payout from Celtic FC after suing over historic sexual abuse he suffered at Celtic Boys. Club. His lawyers at Digby Brown solicitors filed the case in Edinburgh's Court of Session back in February, and they settled out of court this month. This comes on the heels of Celtic's apology last year for abuse at the club, where they also dropped a seven-figure sum in a group claim. Keep in mind, the Boys Club wasn't officially linked to the main team, but the pain ran deep from predators like James Torbett and Frank Cairney both. Convicted. The survivor opened up about the lasting mental toll nearly 40 years of shame, confusion, and anger that hits harder than any physical scar. He said it feels paralyzing, like you're at fault even when you know you're not, but he's proud he kept pushing. His lawyer, Richard Pitts, who's handled tons of these historic abuse cases, praised the guy's perseverance and hopes this win lets him move forward, stronger. It's a beacon for others carrying similar burdens. Stories like this remind us justice can still drop after decades, keep fighting if it's your truth, and Celtic still on the hook for more answers.

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