# USC Gynecologist Lawsuit
About the USC Lawsuit
Although women started reporting potential abuse in the 1990s, The University of Southern California allowed Tyndall to continue to practice until 2016 when a nurse reported him to the rape crisis center. A university investigation concluded a year later that his conduct amounted to sexual harassment and then declined to fire him or report him to the California Medical Board but allowed him to resign with a financial payout after 27 years as the sole gynecologist at the campus clinic.