Results for: Sexual Harassment

Former cameraman Emilio Garcia filed a lawsuit against hip-hop star Megan Thee Stallion, accusing her of sexual harassment, fat-shaming, and creating a hostile work environment. The suit alleges that Garcia witnessed Megan Thee Stallion engage in sexual activity with a woman in a moving vehicle during a trip to Ibiza, Spain, in June 2022. Garcia claims that after the incident, Megan Thee Stallion threatened him not to discuss what he saw and subjected him to derogatory comments and mistreatment. The lawsuit also outlines alleged employment and wage violations, including misclassification as an independent contractor, denial of overtime pay, and lack of basic insurance coverage. Garcia is seeking damages, including unpaid wages, punitive damages, and attorneys’ fees.

Megan Thee Stallion is facing a lawsuit filed by a former camera operator, Emilio Garcia, who alleges that the rapper subjected him to harassment and forced him to witness a sexual encounter in a moving vehicle. The lawsuit also claims that Garcia was subjected to fat-shaming and a reduction in work assignments after the incident. The case follows a similar lawsuit filed against singer Lizzo by former dancers alleging workplace harassment.

Thomas Plimmer, a doctor accused of misconduct, has drawn comparisons between his alleged ‘sex addiction’ and the late actor Matthew Perry’s struggle with drug addiction. Plimmer faces allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior at work, including regular sex sessions with colleagues. While admitting to his own sexual misconduct, he claims to have maintained boundaries with patients. The case against Plimmer involves several counts, some of which have been proven, including sending unsolicited explicit videos to a colleague and exposing himself. Allegations of more serious sexual misconduct, such as penetration, were not proven. Despite acknowledging his professional responsibilities, Plimmer has blamed his actions on his addiction. The tribunal regarding his case will continue.

Actor Dominic West has acknowledged Ruth Wilson’s previous allegations of inappropriate behavior on the set of their Showtime series ‘The Affair.’ Wilson initially claimed she left the show to protect herself, and West now confirms that her account is accurate.

A female employee of Stone Harbor has filed a lawsuit against the municipality’s administrator, Manny Parada, alleging sexual harassment, a hostile work environment, and retaliation. The lawsuit claims that Parada began harassing the employee last March, after he became the administrator. The harassment allegedly included inappropriate comments, physical contact, and retaliation when the employee complained.

A Citigroup managing director has filed an amended lawsuit alleging a culture of sexual harassment and gender discrimination at the bank. Ardith Lindsey claims that her supervisor, Mani Singh, subjected her to violent threats and abuse after she ended their relationship. According to Lindsey, the bank failed to protect her despite numerous complaints, and she is now on leave due to the psychological impact of the abuse. Citigroup has not yet responded to the allegations.