According to Billboard Pro, a judge has ruled that several claims in a lawsuit filed against Megan and Roc Nation by former cameraman Emilio Garcia can move forward, meaning the case will head toward a jury trial.
Garcia also accused Megan and Roc Nation of failing to properly pay him, discriminating against him and retaliating after he complained about his wages.
Friday’s ruling does not mean a judge determined that Garcia’s allegations are true. Instead, Judge Gregory H. Woods found that some of his claims had enough support to be decided by a jury.
Garcia’s attorney, Ron Zambrano, welcomed the decision, saying his client is “looking forward to having his day in court.” With the case now headed to trial, both sides appear ready to let a jury decide who's telling the truth.
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