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Women suing Riot Games may deserve $400 million, not $10 million, state regulator says

LOS ANGELES - Two California state agencies are taking the unusual step of trying to stop Riot Games from paying out $10 million to female employees as part of a settlement over a gender discrimination class action suit.

The state thinks the women could be entitled to as much as $400 million instead.

The suit began in November 2018, when two women who had worked at the Los Angeles game studio, which makes the popular "League of Legends" title, sued over violations of

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