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Full legal complaint is here; this incident is in point 48 on page 15. https://aboutblaw.com/YJw https://aboutblaw.com/YJw edit: original link and title were

Full legal complaint is here; this incident is in point 48 on page 15. https://aboutblaw.com/YJw https://aboutblaw.com/YJw edit: original link and title were specifically about an employee committing suicide while on a trip with her supervisor, after having previously had her nudes (allegedly) circulated at a holiday party.

belltaco 5y ago
Is that real? It mispells Cosby as 'Crosby' in two different places in point 47 right above, I can't believe state investigators could make a basic typo like that and that it wasn't caught in proof reading for a court filing.
- magneticnorth 5y ago
  aboutblaw.com is bloomberg law; it's linked on their page here: https://news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-labor-report/activision-blizzard-sued-by-california-over-frat-boy-culture https://news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-labor-report/activision-...
  - belltaco 5y ago
    Weird, looks like a direct AWS S3 host https://aboutblaw.com https://aboutblaw.com And there are 8.5K+ domains hosted on the same IP which doesn't inspire confidence since that's what spam sites do. >Co-Hosted >There are 8,554 domains hosted on 204.246.191.81 (AS16509 Amazon.com, Inc.).
    - Crosseye_Jack 5y ago
      Checked the headers on the PDF link above "x-cache Hit from cloudfront" so yeah its just being served via cloudfront with the origin being an S3 bucket, nothing there that would discredit the site in my eyes as its "just AWS" which tons of companies big and small use.
      - compsciphd 5y ago
        can verify that bloomberg law uses (or at least used) cloudfront, considering I set it up years ago :)
- crescentfresh 5y ago
  Wow I read that same section twice and didn't catch this.
- Crosseye_Jack 5y ago
  People filing these things often typo as they are just people too. I follow many "youtube laywer" channels and its a surprise then they cover a document that doesn't contain a typo or two. EDIT: It's even worse in the replies, as they can be worked on until close to the last min of the filing deadline. If its a major issue they will are most always allowed to file an ammended filing, but most of the time judges will let a small number of typos slide.
  - D13Fd 5y ago
    Judges typically will not even look at the pleadings unless they come up in the case (which they often do not). Even then, the worst a typo will ordinarily get you is a nasty footnote or comment about sloppiness.

belltaco 5y ago

Is that real? It mispells Cosby as 'Crosby' in two different places in point 47 right above, I can't believe state investigators could make a basic typo like that and that it wasn't caught in proof reading for a court filing.

magneticnorth 5y ago
aboutblaw.com is bloomberg law; it's linked on their page here: https://news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-labor-report/activision-blizzard-sued-by-california-over-frat-boy-culture https://news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-labor-report/activision-...
- belltaco 5y ago
  Weird, looks like a direct AWS S3 host https://aboutblaw.com https://aboutblaw.com And there are 8.5K+ domains hosted on the same IP which doesn't inspire confidence since that's what spam sites do. >Co-Hosted >There are 8,554 domains hosted on 204.246.191.81 (AS16509 Amazon.com, Inc.).
  - Crosseye_Jack 5y ago
    Checked the headers on the PDF link above "x-cache Hit from cloudfront" so yeah its just being served via cloudfront with the origin being an S3 bucket, nothing there that would discredit the site in my eyes as its "just AWS" which tons of companies big and small use.
    - compsciphd 5y ago
      can verify that bloomberg law uses (or at least used) cloudfront, considering I set it up years ago :)
crescentfresh 5y ago
Wow I read that same section twice and didn't catch this.
Crosseye_Jack 5y ago
People filing these things often typo as they are just people too. I follow many "youtube laywer" channels and its a surprise then they cover a document that doesn't contain a typo or two. EDIT: It's even worse in the replies, as they can be worked on until close to the last min of the filing deadline. If its a major issue they will are most always allowed to file an ammended filing, but most of the time judges will let a small number of typos slide.
- D13Fd 5y ago
  Judges typically will not even look at the pleadings unless they come up in the case (which they often do not). Even then, the worst a typo will ordinarily get you is a nasty footnote or comment about sloppiness.