A major Chicago law firm is now representing a woman who accused a local restaurant of manhandling her and throwing her down a flight of stairs.
She made the allegations in a TikTok video. The restaurant strongly denied her claims, but shared their response to TikTok as well. "So they are grabbing us immediately. They don't even give us a chance to walk out," the woman said in her video. The woman alleges she was violently tossed out of the Hubbard Inn – a popular restaurant and nightclub in River North. "I'm immediately grabbed by this man and he's grabbing my arm.
In the video, you see the woman being led down a hallway but not manhandled or grabbed. She is seen going down the stairs on her own, not being pushed out or hurt, and then exiting the building. The restaurant says it posted the response because employees were getting threats and its reputation was unfairly being dragged through the mud.
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