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at Instax.co.uk. The whole process was so exhausting and at the end of the day, I thought

I was going to win and then I feel like it got taken away from me and then I was coerced

into something else. Dominic Q. It is an actress. She was sexually assaulted by Hollywood

mogul Harvey Weinstein. And like many other survivors, Dominic wanted Weinstein and the

executives and board members surrounding him held to account. So she sued the Weinstein

company, alleging that the board of directors knew about Weinstein's predatory behavior

for years and did nothing. Just for them all to have to testify to what they did to allow

this to happen for so many years and how privileged they all were and how they enabled abuse

on women. So this never happens again. Dominic felt confident about her case. So she decided

to bring the lawsuit as an individual. But then a judge ruled that it had to be part of

a class action suit with other survivors. The judge also decided something else that

the case had to go through the bankruptcy courts. Well, as soon as they filed for bankruptcy,

I kind of knew it was going downhill downhill because of a tactic used by corporate executives

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