Lawyer alleges evidence destroyed in restaurant sexual harassment case

The lawyer for a woman alleging sexual harassment against the N9NE Group and its top executive in Las
Vegas is now claiming evidence has been destroyed in her case.

Leslie Culler on Dec. 13 sued Michael Morton and his N9NE Group, operator of popular restaurants and nightclubs at the Palms hotel-casino, as well as two more N9NE Group executives.

Culler claims she was fired as art director of the group in July after refusing sexual advances directed toward her by Morton and other male executives and objecting to “constant sexual harassment” in the workplace.
Attorneys for Morton and the N9NE Group have not yet filed their response to the allegation.

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