https://www.cnet.com/news/riot-games-hit-with-gender-discrimination-suit-by-current-and-former-employees/

"These women were denied equal pay and opportunities and were discouraged from speaking out by threats of termination. This lawsuit allows them the opportunity to have their voices heard," said Ryan D. Saba, one of the attorneys for plaintiffs Melanie McCracken and Jessica Negron in a statement. He added that "the days of sexually charged, men-first, fraternity-type work environments are over."

Riot Games didn't immediately respond to requests for comment.