Writer-director James Toback commanded to pay $ 1.68 billion in sexual exploitation case

According to the lawyers, the lawyer, the lawyers representing the complainants on Wednesday, the writer and director James Toback and for 35 years have been $ 1.68 billion in damage to 40 women for sexual exploitation and other crimes.

The decision stems from a lawsuit in Manhattan in 2022, because if the New York province takes place, they set up a one-year window to claim allegations of sexual harassment.

Nix Patterson LLP’s Nix Patterson LLP’s Nix Patterson LLP’s Nix Patterson LLP’s Nix Patterson LLP, as well as Nix Patterson LLP’s, as well as Nix Patterson LLP. The bidders believe that such a great judgment will send a message to strong people who do not behave in harmony with women.

The court did not yet disclose the documents of the verdict on Tuesday. Beckworth, the verdict was $ 1.4 billion in $ 1.4 billion in $ 1.4 billion in compensation damage and $ 1.4 billion.

“This judgment is about justice,” he said. “But even more importantly, this is to return and to take strength from abusive and their people and those who want to manage and silence.”

Beckworth, 1979 and 2014, the abuse has occurred, he said.

Toback was a candidate for an Oscar for writing Bugsy in 1991, and in Hollywood’s career for more than 40 years. The charges involved in sex for years, drew attention to the #Metoo movement in late 2017. First reported by the Los Angeles Times.

In 2018, the Los Angeles prosecutors, five cases of restrictions have been considered, and said that they have expired in five cases and a criminal accusation against Toback.

The bidders then filed a lawsuit in New York a few days after the state’s survivors move into force. Lawyers, young women said they were trying to meet with him in his films in the streets of New York, and then sexual acts, threats and psychological.

‘Inspection’ for women

The plaintiff called Maryam Monahan, the plaintiff, jury and other women “Verification”.

“For decades, I took this trauma in silence, and today a jury believed me. He believed us. This changes everything.” “It’s more than a judgment – not an announcement. We are not a lump. We are not a liar. We are not harmed by anyone else. The world always knows we know.

The Toyack, 80, which represents the latest, was repeatedly in court documents, “the connection between any sexual encounter or defendant between the bidders and responsibility was consensual.”

He also claimed that the Law of the Law of the Large of Restrictions on sexual exploitation of New York has violated the constitutional rights.

A message sent to an e-mail address listed for a comment was not responded immediately.

In January, the judge decided that he was allegedly not to appear in court in court, in this case. The judge then determined a trial to determine how much the women of the last month should help.