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Raquel Lee alleges sexual assault on Disney Channel set in lawsuit

Former Disney child actress Raquel Lee has filed a lawsuit against the studio alleging sexual assault occurred on the set of a 2001 film.

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Source diversity sample: Deadline · Page Six · The Hollywood Reporter · Yahoo · People.com · USA Today.

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The obvious questions

Who is the plaintiff in this lawsuit?

The plaintiff is Raquel Lee, a former child actress known for her work on the Disney Channel.

Which film is cited in the complaint?

The lawsuit cites the 2001 production titled Proof Point.

What is the primary claim against Disney?

The suit alleges negligence, claiming that the studio knew about the alleged sexual abuse occurring on its set.

The story so far

In 2001, Raquel Lee alleges that she was subjected to sexual assault while filming a production for the Disney Channel. The legal complaint filed against the studio asserts that Disney possessed knowledge regarding these incidents. Lee identifies the production in question as the film Proof Point, arguing that the studio failed in its duty of care and acted with negligence throughout the project.

Deadline, The Hollywood Reporter, and USA Today are among the outlets tracking the litigation. These accounts focus on the specific allegations of institutional awareness, with reports noting that Lee claims the studio was alerted to the environment on set. The documentation provided in the lawsuit serves as the primary basis for these accounts.

Coverage does not yet specify the legal responses from Disney or the identities of any other named parties. The timeline for initial hearings or potential motions to dismiss has not been confirmed in public records.

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Raquel Lee Disney Lawsuit Proof Point Entertainment Law

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