Abuse Survivors' Group Calls for Chubb Investigation

Coalition demands regulators probe insurer's marketing and claims practices after Archdiocese of New York allegations.

Published on Feb. 10, 2026

A sexual abuse survivors' rights group is lobbying insurance regulators across the country to investigate Chubb Ltd.'s marketing and claims-handling practices. This comes after the Archdiocese of New York accused the insurer of waging a 'shadow campaign' against the church.

Why it matters

The Coalition for Just and Compassionate Compensation believes Chubb's alleged actions undermine the promise of the Child Victims Act to provide healing and justice for survivors of sexual abuse.

The details

The coalition said it was sending letters to New York's Department of Financial Services and other state agencies, calling on them to investigate the carrier based on its alleged actions against the archdiocese.

  • The letters were sent on Tuesday, February 10, 2026.

The players

Coalition for Just and Compassionate Compensation

A sexual abuse survivors' rights group that is lobbying insurance regulators to investigate Chubb Ltd.

Archdiocese of New York

The archdiocese that accused Chubb of waging a 'shadow campaign' against the church.

Chubb Ltd.

The insurance company that the Coalition for Just and Compassionate Compensation is calling on regulators to investigate.

New York Department of Financial Services

One of the state agencies that the coalition is sending letters to, calling for an investigation into Chubb.

David Catalfamo

The executive director of the Coalition for Just and Compassionate Compensation.

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What they’re saying

“The promise of the Child Victims Act is healing and justice for survivors.”

— David Catalfamo, Executive Director, Coalition for Just and Compassionate Compensation (Bloomberg Law)

What’s next

The New York Department of Financial Services and other state agencies will decide whether to launch an investigation into Chubb based on the coalition's allegations.

The takeaway

This case highlights the ongoing efforts by sexual abuse survivors' groups to hold insurance companies accountable for their actions, especially when those actions are seen as undermining the goals of laws like the Child Victims Act to provide justice and healing.