Basketball players of the club's Golden State Warriors, Monta Ellis, this Wednesday will be prosecuted for alleged sexual harassment by a female former employee of the team.
lawsuit filed by the plaintiff through the High Court of Alameda County, Calif., according to an email sent to the San Jose Mercury News from the law office of Burton F. Boltuch, who represents the woman (the plaintiff). A press conference to discuss the allegations will take place after the lawsuit is officially filed, Boltuch said in an email.
A former employee will file a lawsuit accusing Warriors Monta Ellis for sexual harassment against him from November 2010 until January 2011.
Warriors and Ellis did not comment.
The woman will accuse Ellis of sexual harassment against him from November 2010 until January 2011. according Boltuch, the plaintiffs claim to have evidence of abuse in the form of explicit images sent from a personal cell phone Ellis.
According to Mercury News, photos, and plaintiffs will be revealed at a press conference Wednesday.
"You'll be surprised when you see it," said Boltuch about the abuse images. "It's very disgusting and graphic."
Boltuch stated that his client tried to settle the case out of court but was rejected by the club. She was allowed to go "because they wanted to cover it," said Boltuch.
lawsuit filed by the plaintiff through the High Court of Alameda County, Calif., according to an email sent to the San Jose Mercury News from the law office of Burton F. Boltuch, who represents the woman (the plaintiff). A press conference to discuss the allegations will take place after the lawsuit is officially filed, Boltuch said in an email.
A former employee will file a lawsuit accusing Warriors Monta Ellis for sexual harassment against him from November 2010 until January 2011.
Warriors and Ellis did not comment.
The woman will accuse Ellis of sexual harassment against him from November 2010 until January 2011. according Boltuch, the plaintiffs claim to have evidence of abuse in the form of explicit images sent from a personal cell phone Ellis.
According to Mercury News, photos, and plaintiffs will be revealed at a press conference Wednesday.
"You'll be surprised when you see it," said Boltuch about the abuse images. "It's very disgusting and graphic."
Boltuch stated that his client tried to settle the case out of court but was rejected by the club. She was allowed to go "because they wanted to cover it," said Boltuch.
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