High Dawg Leisure execs Anthony “Moosa” Tiffith and Brandon Tiffith are being accused of sexual misconduct in a brand new lawsuit.

TDE Execs Sued

Based on courtroom paperwork obtained by XXL on Friday (Jan. 31), the lawsuit was filed on Dec. 3, 2024, by two girls who’re suing anonymously in Los Angeles Superior Court docket. The swimsuit consists of claims of sexual battery, sexual assault, sexual harassment and unpaid wages.

Based on the swimsuit, “Plaintiff Jane Doe was employed to carry out public relations and advertising providers for TDE. In the course of the course of her efficiency of labor for TDE, she was topic to inappropriate office conduct, together with sexual harassment and assault by officers and executives of the corporate.”

The second plaintiff, listed as Jane Roe, is a good friend of an artist signed to TDE. She alleges she was “sexually harassed twice by TDE workers, considered one of whom gave her alcohol (regardless of her being underage) in an try to additional sexual advances,” whereas staying at a house owned by TDE.

The swimsuit claims TDE’s management knew about these cases of sexual abuse however took no motion. TDE Chief Advertising and marketing Officer Brandon Tiffith, President Anthony “Moosa” Tiffith and worker David Harrell are listed as defendants within the swimsuit.

The 2 girls are looking for a trial by jury in addition to unspecified punitive damages.

In a press launch put out on Monday (Jan. 27), the accusers’ lawyer Shounak S. Dharap of Arns Davis Regulation supplied the next assertion in regards to the swimsuit. “This lawsuit presents a obtrusive instance of the systemic abuse and exploitation within the leisure business. Our shoppers trusted TDE to behave with integrity and professionalism. As a substitute, their belief was betrayed in profoundly damaging methods. They’re bringing this lawsuit as a result of they refuse to be silenced, and since they intend to carry TDE accountable in courtroom.”

XXL has reached out to reps for High Dawg Leisure for remark.

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