and that is really what makes it a unique story, but also a story that I think needs the attention.” “Here we have this population that is both male and LGBTQ-plus. “There’s no population that’s immune from the reach of the damaging results of sexual misconduct,” Kellogg said. One plaintiff who was born a male is now a female. In addition to the secret terms of the agreement, the Kelly case is unusual from other recent settlements involving sexually abusive university doctors because most of the plaintiffs - 76 of 80 - are LGBTQ, attorney Mikayla Kellogg said. The parties in the Kelly case issued a joint statement saying the terms were confidential. George Tyndall that resulted in payouts over $1 billion and an apology from the school's president, no such disclosures or statements were made by USC in the Kelly case. Unlike settlements in the cases against Dr.