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It is reported that renowned American supermodel, Janice Dickinson, has initiated a lawsuit against ITV Studios Ltd., trading as Lifted Entertainment. The 70-year-old, who gained fame as a judge on "America's Next Top Model," alleges that she sustained permanent scarring and nerve damage while participating in the reality television show "I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here (South Africa)". Dickinson claims that her injuries occurred when she tripped in the middle of the night while attempting to use the restroom. The lawsuit, which seeks nearly $1,000,000 in damages, raises questions about the duty of care owed by production companies to their contestants. ITV has refuted the allegations, asserting that it operates under stringent safety protocols. Dickinson's negligence claims are based on a breach of the broadcaster's duty of care to maintain a safe environment during production. Dickinson asserts that inadequate lighting conditions and the administration of a sleep aid contributed to her injuries. She also alleges that ITV staff members and medical personnel were either inattentive or delayed in responding to her injury. The lawsuit highlights the legal protections afforded to individuals participating in reality television shows. Dickinson is represented by Taylor Hampton Solicitors Ltd. This information was first published in Forbes.
Janice Dickinson, 70-year-old American supermodel and former judge on the reality television show “America's Next Top Model,” has filed a personal ...Other references and insights: Check here
