Environmental & Energy
Mar. 8, 2024
Lawyer argues porn conglomerate’s liability in sex assault
The defense argues that the plaintiff’s case failed because it did not state valid liability claims, was improperly grouped and had jurisdictional problems.
An attorney suing pornography conglomerate Aylo Global Entertainment and its subsidiaries argued in a motion that the defendant can’t escape liability from claims her client’s sexual assault was filmed and distributed across its websites.
Last year, the Doe plaintiff sued Aylo – formerly MindGeek – along with its billing companies and private equity firm, accusing it of being complicit in a sex trafficking venture orchestrated by the now ...
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