The complaint alleges that patrons have sexually assaulted employees and stalked them at work and after their shifts, following them to their cars in a parking lot well away from the restaurant.
When employees have complained, managers have told the hostesses to get weapons, the complaint states. The girls were groped and subjected to lewd advances from patrons, alleges the complaint filed on behalf of a former hostess, who was 17 years old and between her junior and senior years of high school when she was hired. Customers are allowed to remain on the premises, according to the complaint, because managers say reprimanding them or expelling them would be bad for the restaurant, which opened in July On Sept.
Casillas had been making lewd comments to hostesses, asked one to take part in a threesome with him and his wife and attempted to touch or hug hostesses without their permission, the complaint alleges. Then, the complaint alleges, he grabbed the plaintiff and digitally penetrated her through her pants. The teenager says she spent the rest of her shift crying in the employee bathroom. Be Good would have a statement after the investigation was complete, he wrote.
Casillas, who is named as a defendant, declined to comment Thursday, July 1, and said he had not been served with the lawsuit. Complaints must be served to defendants within 60 days of their filing. Lawyers for the plaintiff said Thursday they would drop Koman from the complaint, having learned Casillas did not work for the company at the time of the alleged incident. According to the complaint, Be Good violated California law that requires those serving alcohol to be 21 years old, requires its high school employees to work longer and later than allowed under state law and violated coronavirus pandemic safety precautions.
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