The lawsuit accuses Cosby of using his “enormous power, fame and prestige” to isolate and sexually assault the women
in the state of Nevada on Wednesday, just weeks after the state passed a law eliminating the statute of limitations for civil cases.
The women suing Cosby are Janice Dickinson, Lise-Lotte Lublin, Janice Baker Kinney, Lili Bernard, Heidi Thomas, Linda Kirpatrick, Rebecca Cooper, Pam Joy Abeyta and Angela Leslie.
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