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The jury deliberated for most of Tuesday and for several hours Wednesday before signaling by late afternoon that they had reached a verdict in the case brought by the lead plaintiff and class representative, year-old Quinece Hills, against the City of Industry club Paradise Showgirls. The verdict was sealed and not read until this morning because Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Michelle Rosenblatt could not be present late Wednesday afternoon. Hills turned to her attorney, K. Myles, and smiled as the verdict was read.

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A woman is suing the operators of Southern California strip club, claiming she wasn't allowed to enter the premises without a man. Tamara Yatkin of El Segundo filed the lawsuit on Friday in Los Angeles Superior Court against Paradise Showgirls in Industry, accusing the strip club of discrimination based on sex and sexual orientation. Yatkin is a lesbian. Yatkin is seeking unspecified damages and an injunction against the club to try to force it to change what she claims are its discriminatory policies. According to the suit, Yatkin, 54, went to Paradise Showgirls in June on a recommendation from a longtime customer.