Value is.

So Chloe Bennett, who by the point of filing was living in a rented apartment in Fairfield and had been let go by her agency, was sued for three hundred and eleven thousand dollars by a company she had never worked for on paper, and had to retain a lawyer, and did.

It settled in the following spring.

She paid back a hundred and eighty-four thousand dollars in a structured arrangement over six years, which is most of what she had, and she kept the portion attributable to work actually performed.

She was not charged with a crime.