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    'Scrubs' producer Eric Weinberg accused of sexual assault, rape in 2 lawsuits

    LOS ANGELES — Two women filed sexual assault lawsuits Monday in Los Angeles against Eric Weinberg fewer than three weeks after the "Scrubs" producer pleaded not guilty to 18 counts of sexual assault. In their respective complaints, both women are seeking unspecified general and punitive damages for sexual assault, sexual battery, gender violence, assault, battery, intentional infliction of ...
    by Christi Carras, Los Angeles Times Nov 08, 2022 2 minutes
    A photo of Eric Weinberg, released by Los Angeles police after his arrest on suspicion of multiple counts of sexual assault.

    LOS ANGELES — Two women filed sexual assault lawsuits Monday in Los Angeles against Eric Weinberg fewer than three weeks after the "Scrubs" producer pleaded not guilty to 18 counts of sexual assault.

    In their respective complaints, both women are seeking unspecified general and

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