Frankel’s team of lawyers want the reality TV personalities to at least be able to “freely disclose unlawful conduct in the workplace.”
Bethenny Frankel’s lawyers are demanding that NBCUniversal and Bravo allow reality TV stars to break their nondisclosure agreements in order to reveal alleged mistreatment.
Attorney Bryan Freedman accused the companies of violating a California law that prohibits companies from forcing employees to sign documents that would deny them from disclosing “unlawful acts in the workplace,” according a legal letter obtained by Page Six. Freedman alleged in the letter that some of the content that falls under that umbrella includes “racism; sexism; sexual violence; revenge porn; child labor; forced intoxication; and psychological, emotional, and physical abuse.”
The team of lawyers is requesting the company ideally release their reality TV stars from their NDAs, but if not, they want the personalities to at least be able to discuss alleged “illegal conduct” during production. Bethenny Frankel’s lawyers are demanding NBCUniversal and Bravo release their reality stars from their NDAs to speak about alleged mistreatment.Attorney Bryan Freedman accused the companies of violating California law.was the first to report on the letter. Freedman and NBCUniversal couldn’t be reached in time for comment before publication.
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