Should women be able to collect damages if a guy grabs their rear-end without consent just like Taylor Swift did in 2013?

Essentially, Swift said that Mueller groped her ass, and he said he didn’t.

In 2013, Taylor Swift was in the midst of her Red Tour. Before a concert in Denver on June 2 of that year, she hosted a meet-and-greet for fans. Mueller, then a DJ for the radio station KYGO, attended as well, and posed for a picture with Swift and his girlfriend, Shannon Melcher. According to Swift, while they were taking the picture, Mueller reached under her skirt and grabbed her rear.

Swift had her security team eject Mueller from the venue and issue him a lifetime ban against ever attending another one of her shows. She also notified Mueller’s employer, KYGO, and two days later they fired him, citing the morality clause in his contract.

Should women be able to collect damages if a guy grabs their rear-end without consent just like Taylor Swift did in 2013?
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