Lisa Blum, a lawyer who usually represents the alleged sexual crimes victims of prominent cases, and once advised the disgraceful product Harvey WinsteinAnother accused of Sean “Didi” Combs.
Bloom, daughter of a high -ranking colleague Gloria AlradThe former represents Danie Kane member Dawn Richard. In a lawsuit on Tuesday, Bloom also represented John Du, who worked as a dancer and stripped and claims to have been sexually assaulted by Coms several times from 2007 to 2012.
Newsweek I arrived in e -mail to comment on Tuesday.
Koms’s lawyers narrated Newsweek In a statement on Tuesday, “Regardless of the number of lawsuits, it will not change the fact that Mr. Combs has not sexually arrested or smuggled by anyone – a man, woman, adult or minor.”
Why do it matter
Coms, 55, stands behind bars at the MDC detention center (MDC) in Brooklyn, waiting for a federal waiting for him Sex trafficking trial. It is also a subject of at least 30 lawsuits accusing him of sex crimes.
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Who is Lisa Blum?
Bloom founded Bloom and is known for its work in civil rights, sexual harassment, and discrimination issues. The daughter of the famous women’s rights lawyer Gloria Alared, Bloom obtained a certificate in law from the University of California in Los Angeles after the attendance of Yale University.
Throughout her career, she participated in many prominent issues, including the representation of women who accused Fox News Bill Awarely host and president Donald Trump From sexual misconduct. It also called for Jeffrey Epstein Victims.
Bloom faced controversy in 2017 when it was revealed that she had advised Harvey Winstein On strategies to undermine his accused, I later apologized and moved away from him.
She is a repeated legal analyst on TV networks like CNN and Msnbc He authored books on sexual issues, paternity and motherhood.
New John des allegations
On Tuesday, a lawsuit is claimed by John Du represented by Bloom Combs, participating in long sexual, physical and psychological abuse that extends over five years.
Details of the complaint, how are you claiming that the rain that DOE, a dancer -based dancer, is looking to storm the music industry, by luring him with wrong promises of job progress.
The Ministry of Energy describes that it is forced to show the tape, and its anesthesia by force through excessive drinks Child oilAnd pressure in sexual acts under the threat of exposure and physical harm. The lawsuit also claims that the ammunition was secretly registered for the plaintiff who participates in sexual activities and used these registrations as extortion.
Fajr accusations Richard against combs
Dawn Richard, a former member of the Girl Girl set by Combs Danity Kane, filed a lawsuit against rap pole in September, claiming sexual assault, sex trafficking and other violations during their professional relationship.
Richard claimed that the rain suffered for years of sexual and verbal abuse, deprived her of food and sleep, and withholding about $ 3.5 million of unpaid wages and royalties. It also claims that Comles physically witnesses other women.
Coms denied these allegations, describing them as opportunistic and false.
What people say
Blush the No bird Podcast in October about the Comes Future: “I think he is in prison for the rest of his life, and I think it should be because I know what the stories of the victims are.”
Koms’s lawyers narrated Newsweek Tuesday: “We live in a world where anyone can file a lawsuit for any reason. Fortunately, there is a fair and fair judicial process to find the truth, and Mr. Combs is confident that he will prevail in court.”
Phil Pines, former Koms Assistant, in Didi’s fall Docuseries: “The smell of children’s oil is something that I don’t want to have to smell again.”
“There will be a small oil surrounding the bathtub, and there will be a bath full of water, and it will get there for a separation, and you will feel that the child’s oil was in the sink.”
What happens after that
Tony Bouzbi, a lawyer who represents dozens of alleged victims of rain, said he would be submitted 10 more lawsuits In the next seven days.
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