Overview

• U.S. District Judge Aleta A. Trauger ruled Allen and his touring company, Aadyn’s Dad Touring, liable for assault, battery, invasion of privacy and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
• The default judgment followed missed deadlines, a skipped deposition, unpaid sanctions and attorney turnover that violated court directives.
• The plaintiff, identified as Jane Doe, may now file a motion to determine monetary damages against Allen and Aadyn’s Dad Touring.
• Doe’s suit centers on an alleged 2022 encounter in a Las Vegas hotel room and claims of a surreptitious recording; the complaint also names bodyguard Charles Hurd through his role with the touring company.
• Allen has denied the allegations, his team did not immediately comment on the ruling, and the decision reflects a civil liability finding rather than a criminal conviction.