Robert De Niro is in court with Graham Chase Robinson, a former employee who accused him of gender discrimination in 2019 after he sued her for embezzling money from his company. Three years later, their dueling lawsuits went to trial in New York.
For more than a week now, Robert De Niro has been in court with one of his former employees, Graham Chase Robinson. The legal battlewhen De Niro’s production company, Canal Productions, sued Robinson shortly after she suddenly left the company, accusing her of embezzling money and binge-watching Netflix while on the job. In a, Robinson claimed that De Niro had underpaid her, discriminated against her, and generally behaved like an irrationally demanding creep during her time working for him.
Robinson’s legal representation also claimed that Chen had “falsely accused Robinson of being in love with De Niro” and that when Robinson complained about how Chen was treating her, De Niro retaliated, “stripping Robinson of her job duties and driving her to resign.” . Although De Niro had approved of Robinson’s access to transfer miles, as substantiated in an email shown to the court, he apparently did not realize she would move a whopping $60,000 worth of miles to her own account — miles that he had planned to bequeath to hisChen called Robinson “psychotic” and accused her in court of thinking she was De Niro’s wife.to back up her partner’s claims, albeit with slightly stronger language.
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