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Paramount and Dexter Reboot Sued For Age Discrimination Citing US & Massachusetts Law

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SDNY COURTHOUSE, Oct 28 – When the "Dexter" reboot was filmed in Central Massachusetts amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Jennifer Lyon was hired to work on health and safety.

Then she was fired, and has sued for age discrimination. 

 The complaint, found in the docket of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York by Inner City Press which daily covers the SDNY, says the plaintiff reported to David McElwain, a VP of ViacomCBS; it contains a list of the entire Dexter crew. Massachusetts labor law is also cited.  

The case is Lyon v. Paramount Global, et al., 22-cv-9229 (Abrams)

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