Xonia Book, a plainclothes operative at Walt Disney World, filed a lawsuit against the company and the judge has decided that it will be split into two.
Book sued Disney in 2014, claiming that company managers discriminated against her because she is Colombian. She lost that suit and now claims that Disney has retaliated against her due to the original suit. العاب قمار حقيقية This lawsuit also alleges that Melissa Merklinger, Disney security director, “assaulted and battered her, grabbing her and attempting to kiss her on the mouth at a company event last year. بينجو اون لاين ” A report was filed with the Orange County Sheriff’s Office about this incident, but the State Attorney’s Office did not prosecute.
Disney asked the courts to separate the cases, stating that the assault case is “an entirely separate set of allegations” and that “The inclusion of these claims in the same action will only make the action longer than necessary and serve to confuse a jury hearing such unrelated claims.” Disney added that the cases would involve different witnesses, exhibits and legal theories. استراتيجيات الروليت
The judge agreed and decided to split the cases.
A Disney spokeswoman also said that Book’s lawsuit is “without merit.” There was no comment from Merklinger, and it was not made clear if she would be represented by a Disney attorney.
News source: Orlando Sentinel
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