Ashley Johnson, two other Critical Role employees, and four other women have sued Brian Foster for abuse.
Actress Ashley Johnson and six other women, including two current employees of Critical Role, have sued Brian W. Foster for abuse in a civil case in Los Angeles. The suit, filed on Tuesday in the Superior Court of California, Los Angeles County, accuses Foster of domestic violence, intentional infliction of emotional distress, sexual battery and assault, and stalking. A copy of the complaint, which was reviewed by ComicBook.
Critical Role provided ComicBook.com with the following statement regarding the lawsuit:"We are aware of the civil complaint that includes disturbing details about the behavior of one of our ex-employees, Brian W. Foster. While we can't get into the specifics of the lawsuit, we want to make it clear that we had no knowledge of any of his behavior. It is heartbreaking to us that some of our colleagues went through this and we're committed to supporting them however we can.
The lawsuit seeks compensatory and punitive damages as well as an injunction requiring Foster not to contact Johnson, her mother, and her sister and to stay at least 100 feet away from her.
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