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From No Restroom to the Courtroom Print
Wednesday, October 20 2010

A Long Island (NY) woman is suing a New York concert hall after being denied access to the restroom.
 
Lindsay Ekizian was 35 weeks pregnant when she begged the Hammerstein Ballroom building supervisor to allow her to use the ladies room after a comedy show at the Midtown venue.  According to her lawsuit, management didn't care that she was 35 weeks pregnant, with a baby pressing on her bladder.
 
"There's a bathroom at the end of the block," the supervisor allegedly told her.
 
According to news reports and the Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit, Ekizian didn't make it to the restroom and she blames Hammerstein management for the humiliation of wetting her pants.
 
The Hammerstein Ballroom refused comment.
 
—Source:  New York Post

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