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Rozon Abuse Victims Win, But Payouts Fall Short

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Quebec Court Rules on Rozon Sexual Abuse Lawsuits: Survivors Win Partial Victories, Face Disappointing Awards

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Rozon Abuse Victims Win, But Payouts Fall Short

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A Quebec superior court judge ruled in favor of eight out of nine women suing just for last founder Gilbert Rosanne for sexual abuse, but hit them. With awards way below what they asked for. The judge ordered Rosanne to pay those eight women a total of more than $880,000 while they had sought nearly 14 million altogether. Rosanne built the famous comedy festival from the ground up, and these women, including actresses, came forward with claims of abuse spanning years. Among them, Danny Frenette scored the biggest payout at over $155,000, though she wanted 2.2 million. Patricia Tula's name, alleging raid back in 1994, got 95,000 after asking for 1.6 million. One plaintiff didn't win her case, and details are still unfolding as the report gets updated. But this decision underscores the tough road for. After seeking justice in court, Canada News, today powered by AI bringing you what matters. I'm Corey with the story.

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