Christian Combs’ Alleged Victim Slams Diddy’s Attempt To Dismiss Yacht Assault Lawsuit

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Christian Combs’ Alleged Victim Slams Diddy’s Attempt To Dismiss Yacht Assault Lawsuit
Christian Combs’ sexual assault accuser is pushing back against Diddy’s attempt to get her lawsuit dismissed.
After Diddy’s legal team tried to have Grace O’Marcaigh’s case thrown out, citing jurisdiction issues, her lawyer fired back, saying, “Rather than squarely address the allegations that [Diddy] chartered the yacht, controlled the guests and staff, enabled intoxicated conduct, and maintains a residence and business base in California, Defendants retreat into generic citations and irrelevant case law. This is not zealous advocacy, it is evasion. And it reflects a concession: when faced with the specific allegations in the complaint, Defendants’ best strategy is to deflect rather than confront them.”
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If you recall, O’Marcaigh filed the suit in April, claiming she was sexually assaulted by Diddy’s son Christian while working on a yacht in 2022. She argues that Diddy “knew or should have known of his son’s history of violent and unlawful conduct.” She also says, “[Diddy] exercised control over the environment aboard the yacht, provided alcohol, and failed to implement any protocols to protect guests from foreseeable harm.”
The judge has not yet ruled on Diddy’s motion.
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