Tran Dang and Thomas Smith participated in filming but did not appear in Season Five of the Netflix reality dating show. is suing the Netflix show’s production team, Kinetic Content and Delirium TV, for sexual assault, false imprisonment and negligence.
Smith’s attorney, Kip Patterson, said in an email to TODAY.com that Smith denies the allegations and the firm does not comment on ongoing litigation. "Delirium TV and Kinetic Content producers made attempts to mask plaintiff's sexual assault by characterizing it as a lack of attraction on part of the plaintiff. When plaintiff insisted an assault took place, defendants Delirium TV and Kinetic Content questioned whether the problem was really one of communication and swept aside her concerns," the petition states.
“Instead, Ms. Dang continued in the experiment for weeks after the time her lawyers now claim an incident occurred. We deny and will vigorously defend the allegations against us," their statement read, in closing. “We are confident that Ms. Dang’s position will be vindicated once we get there and are committed to seeing it through all of the way. We have to hold the show producers accountable. We have an ethical duty to our client to do so, but also feel a moral obligation to the next generation of reality show participants," he continued, in closing."We are not filming around the clock. We are not mounting cameras in their personal living spaces. We don’t do that.
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