Media Coverage: Matt Curtis Discusses the Interlochen Investigation
A recently released investigation report detailing decades of alleged sexual abuse at Interlochen Center for the Arts has sparked important conversations about institutional accountability and the legal rights available to survivors of sexual abuse.
Matt Curtis, a senior shareholder at Sommers Schwartz, represents survivors of sexual abuse and has handled complex litigation involving schools, youth organizations, religious institutions, and other organizations entrusted with children’s safety. As news of the Interlochen investigation continues to develop, Matt has been interviewed by the media to explain the legal issues surrounding these cases and what survivors should know about their rights.
This page will be updated as additional interviews and commentary become available.
- Interlochen Arts Center investigation details sexual misconduct and Jeffrey Epstein connection – CBS News Detroit – July 292026
- Attorney: Law Needed Allowing Interlochen Abuse Victims to Sue – The Detroit News – Beth LeBlanc – 7/29/26
- Legislation Could Expand Statute of Limitations for Interlochen Abuse Survivors – WZZM 13 – Staff – 7/30/26
- Interlochen Alumni Speak Out After Report Details Decades of Abuse – Detroit Free Press – Natalie Davies, Detroit Free Press – 7/31/26
- Report Alleges Decades of Sexual Abuse at Interlochen Arts Camp – FOX 2 Detroit – Amy Lange – 7/29/26
- Interlochen Report Details Decades of Alleged Sexual Misconduct, Names Jeffrey Epstein – ClickOnDetroit– Amaya Kuznicki and Jacob Nagel – 7/29/26
- New Report Identifies 47 Abusers and 70 Victims at Interlochen – WJR – Focus w/ Paul W. Smith – 7/30/26
Matthew Curtis is a senior shareholder and member of the Board of Directors at Sommers Schwartz, P.C. For the past 30 years, he has successfully litigated complex personal injury and medical malpractice cases in Michigan, and across the United States.
