A federal judge ruled in favor of Fox News' motion to dismiss Jennifer Eckhart's 2020 lawsuit against the network over alleged sexual assault by former anchor Ed Henry. In her original suit, Eckhart alleged that Henry raped her and that Fox News condoned his behavior.

Fox News has been dismissed from a former producer’s sexual assault lawsuit against one-time network star Ed Henry.

A federal judge found that the network didn't know about the alleged sexual misconduct until Jennifer Eckhart was terminated in 2020. Henry will face a trial scheduled to start in May.

Jennifer Eckhart, who worked as an associate producer on Fox News Media's Fox Business Network, is suing Henry for sexual assault. Fox News was named in the suit, as Eckhart claimed the network failed to take action.

Fox News anchor Ed Henry enticed her into violent nonconsensual S&M sex acts under the guise of advancing her career at the cable news network.

A federal judge has dismissed Fox News as a defendant in a lawsuit filed against former anchor Ed Henry. Former producer Jennifer Eckhart alleges he sexually harassed and raped her.

A federal judge dismissed Fox News from a sexual assault lawsuit that a former employee filed against former anchor Ed Henry. U.S. District Judge Ronnie Abrams rejected Jennifer Eckhart’s retaliation and other claims.