L Brands, the parent company to Victoria's Secret, was sued over claims of 'toxic culture of sexual harassment, discrimination, and retaliation'

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• L Brands Inc., the parent company of Victoria's Secret, is being sued for records by a shareholder over the company's alleged "toxic culture," Bloomberg Law reported Thursday.
• John Giarratano filed the lawsuit in Delaware demanding the company address claims of sexual harassment among senior leaders.
• The lawsuit also mentions the company's ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, who served as a "personal advisor" to former L Brands CEO Les Wexner.
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L Brands Inc., the parent company of Victoria's Secret, is facing a lawsuit for records that alleges a "toxic culture" that has "plagued" the company "for years", Bloomberg Law reported Thursday.

The lawsuit was filed in Delaware by L Brands shareholder John Giarratano on Thursday with the intention of getting records and investigating the company in relation to its alleged "toxic culture of sexual harassment, discrimination, and retaliation" among senior leaders.

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