Vin Diesel has successfully rejected four claims in an ongoing trial filed by Esta Jonasan. On Tuesday, Judge Daniel M. Croley ruled that Jonasan’s claims were stopped by the law of boundaries under California’s Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA). The judge found that when California recently revived the claims of sexual harassment under 2023 sexual abuse and covered the Accountability Act, it did not expand the deadline for filing administrative complaint with the state’s civil rights department – a condition under Faha. At the time of the alleged incident in 2010, the filing window for such a complaint was one year.Rejected claims include employment discrimination and related violations through several serious allegations, including sexual batteries and incorrect terms, remain active in the case.Jonasan sued diesel in 2023, accusing the actor of sexually assaulting during his employment in 2010. Although the incident initially fell out of the specific law of boundaries, the 2023 law signed by California governor Gavin Newsom allowed such claims to revive such claims if the alleged misconduct took place on or after January 1, 2009.Jonasan’s claims will be allegedly moved forward of sexual batteries, vengeance, incorrectly termination, careless supervision and retention, and intentional inflammation of emotional crisis, as they are not bound by the need for administrative grievance.Diesel’s lawyer, Brian Freedman strongly responded when the case was first filed, stating, “There are clear evidence that completely denies these external allegations.”On the work front, Vin Diesel has several upcoming film projects, including Fast X: Part 2 and XX4 which are currently in different stages of development.
