A federal judge has dismissed the final claims in a high-profile lawsuit against Lizzo’s production company, ruling that the case brought by her former wardrobe stylist cannot move forward. The lawsuit, originally filed in 2023, accused the singer and her company of fostering a toxic workplace environment marked by bullying, sexual harassment, and racial discrimination. The judge had previously removed Lizzo as an individual defendant, leaving only the company as the target of the allegations. The decision marks the end of the legal proceedings after nearly two years of litigation.
The star has denied allegations of bullying and harassment in the workplace in a suit that has now been thrown out of courtA federal judge on Tuesday dismissed the remaining claims in a well-publicized lawsuit against Lizzo’s production company, declaring that the case brought by her former wardrobe stylist could not proceed.The ruling by US district judge Fernando L Aenlle-Rocha comes nearly two years after he dismissed Lizzo as an individual defendant from the case brought by Asha Daniels against the About Damn Time singer and her production company, Big Grrrl Big Touring, Inc Daniels first filed her lawsuit in September 2023, alleging that she was subject to bullying as well as sexual and racial harassment in an “unsafe, sexually charged workplace culture”. Continue reading...
