Naya Rivera’s Family Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Ventura County

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Four months after Naya Rivera accidentally drowned while boating on Lake Piru, her ex Ryan Dorsey, 37, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Ventura County, on behalf of their son Josey, 5. And, according to a top California litigation lawyer, although the defendants have not yet been found liable, the case will very likely be settled in favor of Naya’s son.

Naya Rivera‘s ex-husband, Ryan Dorsey, filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of their son, , four months after the Glee actress’ death.Dorsey, to whom Rivera was married from 2014 to 2018, along with the actress’ estate filed the paperwork on Tuesday, November 17. The 5-year-old is suing Josey Ventura County, California, United Water Conservation District and the county’s Parks and Recreation Management for wrongful death and negligent infliction of emotional distress after his mother drowned in Lake Piru in July.

The late Naya Rivera‘s ex-husband Ryan Dorsey recently filed a lawsuit on their five-year-old son Josey‘s behalf this week. Josey is suing the county where his mother tragically died in early July, Ventura County, California, as well as United Water Conservation District and Ventura County’s Parks and Recreation Management for “wrongful death and negligent infliction of emotional distress,” Us Weekly reported. Apparently, the paperwork states that the boat that Naya and Josey were in on July 8 at Lake Piru, where she died, did not comply with Coast Guard safety standard.

Naya Rivera’s four-year-old son Josey Hollis Dorsey. Rivera’s estate, and business manager are also listed as plaintiffs. The lawsuit names Ventura County, United Water Conservation District as well as Parks and Recreation Management (PMC) as defendants.

The tragic death of Naya Rivera has sparked a wrongful death lawsuit.

Naya Rivera's ex-husband, Ryan Dorsey, has reportedly filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of their son Josey.

Four months after her tragic boating accident, Naya Rivera’s wrongful death suit has been filed by Ryan Dorsey, her ex-husband and father to their 5-year-old son, Josey. The Ray Donovan actor, 37, claims that Ventura County, California is responsible for the Glee star’s death due to a lack of safety compliance on Lake Piru, where Rivera drowned during a boat trip with her son in July.

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticA wrongful death lawsuit was filed today in Ventura County Court on behalf of the four-year-old son of drowning victim Naya Rivera, claiming the county failed to adequately warn swimmers of the dangers at Lake Piru.The suit comes four months after the July 8 death of the Glee actress, who was swimming in Ventura County’s Lake Piru with her son, Josey, when the incident occurred. The boy was able to climb back onto the rented boat.The suit, which also names as defendants United Water Conservation District as well as Parks and Recreation Management (PMC), was filed by Josey’s father Ryan Dorsey, along with Naya Rivera’s estate and business manager.

Naya Rivera’s ex-husband is suing Ventura County and a number of other local departments for the wrongful death of the "Glee" standout on behalf of the former couple's 5-year-old son, Josey, Fox News has confirmed. Ryan Dorsey and Rivera's estate filed the complaint on Tuesday in Ventura County Superior Court, claiming the 33-year-old actress’ death by accidental drowning was preventable.  The departments named in the suit, which was obtained by Fox News, include the County of Ventura, Ventura County Parks and Recreation Management, and United Water Conservation District – all of which are being sued for wrongful death and negligent emotional distress.

Naya Rivera's ex-husband Ryan Dorsey has reportedly filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of son Josey.Us Weekly reported Dorsey, who Rivera was married to from 2014-2018, filed the paperwork on Tuesday November 17.The lawsuit is reportedly being brought on behalf of the five-year-old son Josey, whom Naya shared with Ryan.Josey is allegedly suing Ventura County, California, where his mother died in July.He is also reported to be suing United Water Conservation District and the county's Parks and Recreation Management for wrongful death and negligent infliction of emotional distress.The complaint, which was obtained by the American news outlet, insisted that the Glee star's death was preventable.It also alleged that the boat Naya and

Ryan Dorsey filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of his and Naya Rivera’s son, Josey, on Tuesday (Nov. 17), according to TMZ. Ryan, 37, per the publication, claims that Ventura County is responsible for the Glee star’s death because the boat the 33-year-old actress and Josey, 5, took out on Lake Piru in July did not comply with safety standards. Ryan claims, according to TMZ, that the boat was “not equipped with a safely accessible ladder, adequate rope, an anchor, a radio or any security mechanisms to prevent swimmers from being separated from their boats, nor any flotation or lifesaving devices.” This is reportedly in violation of California law.

Naya Rivera's ex-husband has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the owner of the boat that the "Glee" star had rented before she drowned.Ryan Dorsey filed the lawsuit on behalf of 5-year-old son Josey Hollis Dorsey, who was with Naya the day that she disappeared into the water of Southern California's Lake Piru, TMZ said on Nov. 18.

Naya Rivera’s son, Josey, filed a wrongful death lawsuit four months after the Glee alum accidentally drowned in a lake, Us Weekly confirms.Josey’s father, Ryan Dorsey, to whom Rivera was married from 2014 to 2018, and the late actress’ estate submitted the paperwork on the 5-year-old’s behalf on Tuesday, November 17.

Ryan Dorsey is looking for justice following the tragic death of his ex-wife Naya Rivera.

The late Naya Rivera‘s ex husband Ryan Dorsey has filed a lawsuit on their five-year-old son Josey‘s behalf on Tuesday (November 17).

Ryan Dorsey has reportedly filed a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of son Josey for his mum Naya Rivera, who lost her life in a tragic accident in the summer.The action was filed on Tuesday 17 November, reports American magazine Us Weekly. Ryan and Naya were married between 2014 and 2018 and they shared their five-year-old son together.