The amount intended to compensate for the victims who sexually assaulted ascends to 17 million dollars.
A state court approved the bankruptcy of The Weinstein Company, the company of producer Harvey Weinstein, condemned for sexual abuse, including a financial plan that compensated with 17 million dollars and women he accused of sexual misconduct.
The resolution, produced this month in a Delaware state tribunal, alleges that a New York federal judge filed in July of a fiscal dispute presented by the Fiscalia, which includes compensation of $ 19 million for the offenses of a felony the most powerful producer in Hollywood.
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The plan approved by the Mary Walrath Juvenile will provide 35 million dollars to landlords, 17 Iranians destined to create a “fund for inappropriate sexual conduct”; 8.4 million for sexual character denunciations and 9.7 million for reimbursement of legal costs for employees, among which Weinstein was killed.
“83% of the victims expressed very much that they would like to see the agreement accepting this plan”, said the jury in statements received by the media The Hollywood Reporter, referring to a vote carried out by mid-century denouncing women in principles of This is the best plan of the bancarrota.
The defendants will receive the 100% of the value stipulated in their compensation, which are calculated attributable points according to the type of act comitido and other factors, if they agree to sue Weinstein in litigation, if they do not release the legal actions they receive 25% with what some victims did not show complied.
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The Weinstein Company, radicada and Nueva York, is selling a bancarrota and marzo process from 2018 and establishing the mayor’s office. It is the capital of Lantern Capital Partners for 300 million dollars.
The producer was sentenced to 23 years in prison in March of the year passed in New York for violence and sexual aggression in two women, and in Los Angeles has been accused of sex crimes in five women, by which he was sentenced to another 140 years and are considered guilty.