NBC, SNL sued over sexual assault of a minor

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8. Plaintiff brings this case pursuant to New York’s Child Victims Act (“CVA”)
(CPLR § 214-g and 22 NVCRR 202.72) within the two (2) year “retroactive revival window”
which removes the previously applicable statute of limitations as the victim of sexual assaults,
sexual misconduct and sexual harassment due to the failures and egregious conduct of
Defendants NBC and SNL which permitted and enabled Defendant SANZ to groom and
ultimately significantly harm her as described more particularly below.

9. Pursuant to the CVA, CPLR § 214-g, a claim may be brought against any party
for injuries resulting from conduct which “would constitute a sexual offense as defined in article
one hundred thirty of the penal law committed against a child less than eighteen years of age.”

10. Further, pursuant to the CVA, Defendants are liable for the intentional and
negligent acts and omissions which contributed to Plaintiff being a victim of child sexual abuse
and resulted in serious psychological and emotional harm suffered by her. The intentional and
negligent acts and omissions took place at various locations resulting in foreseeable harm to
Plaintiff.

11. As defined by the CVA, Plaintiff was less than eighteen (18) years old at the
times of the criminal sexual assaults and sexual abuse alleged herein.