Well, here we go again.

The two men who alleged they were sexually abused as children by Michael Jackson can revive

a lawsuit against his companies.

That's what a US court has now ruled.

Wade Robson and James Safechuck both in their 40s now claim that Jackson had abused them

for years while they were boys.

Now they can now pursue the block lawsuit.

So okay, I mean, the accusations were featured in the documentary leaving Neverland, which

the family described.

That's a public lynching.

It most definitely was that in 2020, a Los Angeles judge said, no, you can't sue Jackson

the businesses saying the companies didn't have a duty to carry to him.

And in 2021, the same judge ruled against Mr. Robson on similar grounds.

But last week, an appeals court in California said, no, that's a corporation that facilitates

the sexual abuse of children by one of its employees is not excused from an affirmative

duty to protect those children merely because it is solely owned by the perpetrator of

the abuse.

It would be perverse to find no duty based on the corporate defendant having only one

shareholder.

Okay.

So anyway, it gets deep and here we go again.

So be ready for the lawsuits to be covered by every mainstream media outlet possible because

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