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LOS ANGELES — Attorneys for employees of Primedia Inc. filed a lawsuit against the magazine publisher, alleging the company violated the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act.
The suit, which seeks class-action status on behalf of employees at all of Primedia’s more than 500 media properties, was filed in the U.S. Central District Court in California.
Rosenfeld Meyer&Susman, the law firm representing the employees, said the complaint alleges Primedia and its key executives violated federal racketeering statutes and conspired to violate federal racketeer statutes.
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