The American singer deposited a document with devant la Justice, which sets out the applicant’s complaint filed by three old employees.
Can Lizzo avoid a lawsuit? In a document filed Wednesday in a Los Angeles court, the American singer claims that it is a rejet des poursuites de trois of old dancers, in this case the attacker of the harcèlement.
Arianna Davis, 24, Crystal Williams, 26, and Noelle Rodriguez, 25, are three dancers from the world tour. Special toursnow apparently with Lizzo, Big Grrrl’s production company Big Touring, Inc. (BGBT) and Shirlene Quigley, director of the dance company.
Poursuites mediatisées
This text states that “severe sexual, religious and racial discrimination, discrimination against relatives or people with disabilities, aggression and sequestration, between other choices”, is available to the cabinet of lawyers in a communiqué transmitted to the AFP.
Elles accuses notamment l’interprète de Special I would like to force you to touch a stripper, I would like to intimidate you, or I would like to blame you for my feelings. Selon elles, Shirlene Quigley, to what extent she tried to force herself to be Chrétien. Two dancers are currently licensed for the duration of the tour. Threesome is my mom’s party.
The singer is not in the block
Lizzo, here at the beginning of the words of the communiqué to defend myself against these charges, I present this week a document of American justice within the law requiring the dismissal of a claim pure and simple that justifies this point-by-point recovery.
What do you think about it BBCShe continues, noting that the three dancers in “Caution and/or Approval of Action” are not elles plaignent and that Lizzo’s decisions on the tour on été prizes “are good-natured and have good reason.” She assures that all decisions regarding the employment of dancers are made for “legitimate reasons that exclude any discrimination.”
Stefan Friedman, the singer’s spokesperson, added that the document represents a “premiere stage” and that in cases where the pursuits aren’t ready yet, Lizzo “hates having to prove that it’s good for the court.”
Towards the court?
The lawyer for the three dancers, Neama Rahmani, spoke in a communiqué sent to Pitchfork. “Lizzo’s response does not represent a standard list of objections that are not repeated on this matter,” said before the next step:
“What we are saying is that Lizzo is gaining access to the jury trial demand formulated by our clients. We must bring this matter to justice.”
Last week, Lizzo was presented with a new story: in the cell of fashion designer Asha Daniels, a former associate of the singer, there are accusations of emotional and sexual harm.