Model Challenges The "price Is Right"
This is the oldest of "The Price Is Right" has filed a complaint alleging that he was sexually harassed by two producers in the game show, Michael G. Richards and Adam Sandler (not the players with the same name).
When the model Lanisha Cole left the program in 2010, was a "fan favorite" whose job was to highlight the elements of real prices homeless audience and candidates. However, he says that behind the scene about a year, was very ugly process.
The 20-page complaint includes civil wrongful dismissal, unlawful sexual harassment, failure to take steps to prevent harassment, false imprisonment and infliction of emotional distress.
According to the lawsuit Cole began working in the popular game show in 2003 and enjoyed his work for years. Everything changed in 2009 when Richards was interested in another model and began to promote it - and Cole escape. Suit claims that his work on display was limited to use politics, "which never existed before."
Cole also describes an incident in which Sandler went into his dressing room without knocking, despite a sign to do it, and scolded the model for not wearing a microphone - when she wore almost no clothing. The lawyer said Cole of the day, "Sandler deliberately humiliated Ms. Cole in front of his peers."
Cole's attorney, Solomon Gresen, said in a statement, "This is a high-level people in the entertainment industry in favor of power and control over women, bullying and harassment, the talent of women." He added, "Mrs. Cole did nothing to provoke Richards and Sandler. When the persecution began, he was powerless to stop it."
Cole complained of harassment only after calling a meeting on the allegations of harassment of another model. When the native of Pasadena filed its lawsuit, said it was "hostage show," and finally left the show.
Host Drew Carey is not mentioned in the trial, or blame in any way. Cole seeks a jury trial and financial compensation to cover medical expenses and legal and lost wages. "The Price is Right" was served with several cases of sexual harassment over the years. The show has not yet commented.
When the model Lanisha Cole left the program in 2010, was a "fan favorite" whose job was to highlight the elements of real prices homeless audience and candidates. However, he says that behind the scene about a year, was very ugly process.
The 20-page complaint includes civil wrongful dismissal, unlawful sexual harassment, failure to take steps to prevent harassment, false imprisonment and infliction of emotional distress.
Cole also describes an incident in which Sandler went into his dressing room without knocking, despite a sign to do it, and scolded the model for not wearing a microphone - when she wore almost no clothing. The lawyer said Cole of the day, "Sandler deliberately humiliated Ms. Cole in front of his peers."
Cole complained of harassment only after calling a meeting on the allegations of harassment of another model. When the native of Pasadena filed its lawsuit, said it was "hostage show," and finally left the show.
Host Drew Carey is not mentioned in the trial, or blame in any way. Cole seeks a jury trial and financial compensation to cover medical expenses and legal and lost wages. "The Price is Right" was served with several cases of sexual harassment over the years. The show has not yet commented.
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