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She alleges that between andLiles sexually harassed her on numerous occasions. 27), the former Def Jam president is being sued for alleged sexual assault during his time as president. In Februarya former Def Jam employee filed a lawsuit against Liles, alleging that he had sexually harassed and assaulted her while she was an executive assistant to the general manager at Def Jam.

Hip Hop music industry legend Kevin Liles is facing a new sexual assault lawsuit a woman claims he raped her while he was an exec at Def Jam Recordings. More from Rolling Stone. The plaintiff behind the new lawsuit claims UMG and Def Jam should be held liable for her alleged abuse because they "enabled, permitted, directed, controlled, approved, managed, operated and ratified the manner in which Liles engaged with employees.

Liles, who previously testified at a court hearing in an attempt to get Young Thug released on bond during the rapper's RICO prosecution in Atlanta, announced he was stepping down from Entertainment last September.

According to the lawsuit, Liles allegedly "pressed his body against [her] breasts," and "grabbed [her] on the buttocks. An anonymous Jane Doe plaintiff is suing Universal Music Group, Def Jam Records, and influential music executive Kevin Liles with claims Liles sexually assaulted her while she was working as his executive assistant more than 20 years ago.

Former Def Jam president

The woman was able to file her decades-old claim using a special two-year lookback window under a New York City law that was enacted in with the aim of allowing victims to sue their attackers and related institutions over alleged gender-motivated violence.

In a lawsuit filed Thursday in Manhattan, the woman claims she was hired by the corporate defendants inwith Liles acting as her supervisor. The woman claims that inLiles made "sexually inappropriate comments and advances" that she rebuffed.

Story by Nancy Dillon. The New York suit was filed by an. According to a lawsuit filed on Thursday (Feb. The window, which closes Saturday, has allowed plaintiffs to file lawsuits that otherwise had passed the statute of limitations.