Lizzo Cleared From Personal Liability in Harassment Lawsuit, Tour Company Still Faces Legal Action
A federal judge has dismissed all personal liability claims against Lizzo in the harassment lawsuit filed by former touring employee Asha Daniels. However, Lizzo's touring company, Big Grrrl Touring Inc., remains subject to potential legal action.
Lizzo performs with mic
U.S. District Judge Fernando L. Aenlle-Rocha dismissed all seven causes of action against both Lizzo and tour manager Carlina Gugliotta, with no opportunity for refiling. The lawsuit, filed in September 2023, will proceed against Lizzo's companies only.
Key Details of the Case:
- Daniels worked on Lizzo's 2023 European tour
- The lawsuit alleges racism, fatphobia, sexual harassment, and disability discrimination
- Claims include physical injury from a wardrobe manager
- Daniels initially joined the tour in September 2022 as a costume designer
- She later became responsible for maintaining dancers' outfits in February 2024
Attorney Statements:
- Ron Zambrano (Daniels' attorney): Confirms Lizzo and Gugliotta will still be deposed
- Martin D. Singer (Lizzo's attorney): Considering counter-suit for malicious prosecution
The case continues with Big Grrrl Touring Company seeking dismissal of all dancers' allegations, while the dancers are requesting a jury trial.
Gavel in courtroom
Ed Sheeran speaking into microphone
$100 bill close-up
Related Articles
Diplo Revenge Porn Case Dismissed After Judge Orders Accuser Identity Reveal
