A second woman files sexual assault lawsuit against Atlantic Records executives
Dorothy Carvello has launched a complaint against the label, its parent company Warner Music Group and former execs
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Dorothy Carvello has launched a complaint against the label, its parent company Warner Music Group and former execs
Dorothy Carvello's lawsuit also alleges that executives Doug Morris and Jason Flom enabled and participated in a culture of sexual assault at Atlantic Records.
Dorothy Carvello, a former executive at Atlantic Records, accused Ahmet Ertegun and two other label executives of sexual assault in the 1980s and ’90s.
The filing was made under the state’s Adult Survivors Act and its one-year window for abuse survivors to take legal action, with two more record industry executives named along with the Ertegun estate and the Warner Music Group.
Posthumous lawsuit brought by Jan Roeg, who worked as a talent scout, alleges a long history of harassment and assault