What's Next in Cornell University Rape Case? Lawyer Explains Possible Outcomes

US Weekly Magazine - Oct 9, 2026

It’s not unusual for a high-profile lawsuit to spur a follow-up criminal investigation, like the civil case brought by a woman accusing several former Cornell University fraternity brothers of gang rape, according to a legal expert who spoke with Us. Los Angeles-based civil trial attorney Tre Lovell expects it’s likely the men accused of raping […]

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