Just for Laughs Founder Testifies in Sex-Assault Civil Case
Monday, June 2, 2025, 4:21 pm
Just for Laughs founder Gilbert Rozon has begun testifying in a high-profile civil trial over sexual assault allegations. With multiple accusers outlining serious misconduct, courtroom tensions are high as Rozon’s testimony unfolds, potentially setting the stage for a dramatic legal reckoning.
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Il avait hâte de prendre la parole, mais il faudra attendre un peu avant d’entendre la défense de Gilbert Rozon. Lors de sa première audience, lundi, le fondateur de Juste pour rire a mis la table en parlant de ses débuts comme entrepreneur, de la mise sur pied de la Grande virée, puis de la…
The Quebec impresario is being sued by nine women for a total of nearly $14 million in damages over allegations of sexual assault and misconduct.
MONTREAL - Just for Laughs founder Gilbert Rozon is beginning his testimony today in his civil trial on allegations of sexual assault.
L’homme est poursuivi en dommages pour 14 millions par neuf femmes qui l’accusent d’agressions sexuelles.
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