Kirstyn Crawford, a former 'Good Morning America' producer whose sexual assault lawsuit against her then-boss at ABC News got tossed by a New York state Supreme Court judge, isn’t giving up, her lawyer says.
against her then-boss at ABC News got tossed by a New York state Supreme Court judge, isn’t giving up, her lawyer said Thursday.
The development came a day after Judge Barbara Jaffe dismissed the lawsuit, writing that the three-year statute of limitations on the assault accusation had passed and that Corn’s behavior, “while boorish, ill-advised and inappropriate,” did not “create a hostile work environment.”Crawford no longer works for ABC News and was not available for comment, her lawyer said., also could not be reached for comment. He has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing.
Although the allegations made by McClain are too old to form the basis of a separate claim, they were included in support of Crawford’s case, according to her lawsuit.
Corn, in the complaint, was described as an “untouchable” whose bad behavior was tolerated by ABC News brass because he turned “GMA” into a ratings giant.
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