Chicago Blackhawks Court Case With Brad Alrdich Takes A Major Turn
Since the Kyle Beach court case, the Chicago Blackhawks have claimed to be a better organization.
Brad Aldrich's victim would settle out of court with the team after the 2010 Stanley Cup run.
Although it appears the team hasn't changed and hasn't righted the ship, another victim has spoken out as of yet.
The Chicago Blackhawks this week asked a court to dismiss a negligence lawsuit filed by a former player who alleges he was sexually assaulted during the 2009-10 Stanley Cup season and playoffs by former team video coach Brad Aldrich.
The NHL team says the player took too long to� Rick Westhead (@rwesthead) January 11, 2024
NHL muckraker Rick Westhead keeps the league and its teams on their toes with his investigative reporting.
Throughout this time period, he has been uncovering new information about the organization and those who suffered as a result of Stan Bowman's leadership.
This week, the team asked a judge to dismiss the court case of another victim who suffered under the hands of Brad Aldrich during 2009-2010.
In the team's view, the former NHL player waited too long to file his claim.
Westhead has not yet provided updates regarding the case, but it does not appear to be changed behavior or learned behavior from an organization that previously settled out of court.
What is Danny Wirtz doing here exactly?
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