This guide brings together selected public court records involving sexual abuse claims connected to Big Brothers Big Sisters programs. It includes the Arizona case JOHN C D DOE v. Big Brothers Big Sisters of America and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona and published or publicly available decisions from other jurisdictions.
Arizona: JOHN C D DOE v. Big Brothers Big Sisters
Superior Court of Arizona in Maricopa County · CV2020-014920
This civil case concerns childhood sexual abuse claims against Big Brothers Big Sisters of America and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona. The independent archive organizes 112 individual court filings through October 14, 2026. The archive is not the official docket and may not include later documents.
The court docket checked October 23, 2026 lists later activity, including filings about inactive-calendar status and a pretrial conference scheduled for November 20, 2026. The procedural status is disputed; verify current entries and any orders directly with the court.
Check the official Arizona docket ↗ Read the dated status update · Browse the court-record guide
Other public decisions involving Big Brothers Big Sisters programs
C.L. v. Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (New Jersey, 2026)
Appellate Division · Docket A-0242-24 · March 18, 2026 · Opinion marked not for publication
The New Jersey Appellate Division affirmed summary judgment for Big Brothers Big Sisters of America in a case brought by C.L. against the national organization and a local Somerset County affiliate. The opinion describes C.L.’s allegations and the courts’ reasoning on the record in that separate case. The opinion states it is not precedential or binding on other courts.
Brophy v. Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, Inc. (New York, 2024)
New York Appellate Division, Second Department · 2024 NY Slip Op 00993
The opinion addressed an appeal from an order on motions to dismiss claims involving Big Brothers Big Sisters of America and Family Services of Westchester. It allowed several pleaded claims to proceed past that motion stage and dismissed one claim as duplicative. It did not decide ultimate liability or whether the allegations were proven.
Varricchio v. Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, Inc. (New York, 2023)
New York Appellate Division, Second Department · 2023 NY Slip Op 05285
The plaintiff alleged childhood sexual abuse connected with a local Big Brothers program. The appellate decision affirmed the denial of parts of local affiliates’ motion to dismiss. It addressed the sufficiency of the dismissal record at that stage, not a final determination that the allegations were true.
How to use this case guide
- Use the case name, court, docket number, and date to locate the underlying record.
- Read the complete opinion or filing; a search-result snippet or summary is not a substitute.
- Distinguish allegations, party arguments, and court rulings.
- Check the court’s own docket for later entries, appeals, or orders.
For the Arizona case, see the Arizona Big Brothers Big Sisters lawsuit overview, guide to allegations and court rulings, and public filings that cite JOHN C D DOE. Those pages cover different questions and are not substitutes for court records.