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Highest-paid legal sex worker sues governor to reopen Nevada’s brothels after losing 95% of her $1m-a-year earnings

(Grant Hodgson | The Scottish Sun) – AMERICA’S highest-earning legal sex worker is suing Nevada’s governor to make paying for sex in the Silver State possible again.

Pint-sized redhead Alice Little, 30, earned $1million a year working at Nevada’s famous Moonlite BunnyRanch until all 21 of the state’s brothels were ordered to close back in March because of the coronavirus pandemic.

The Dublin-born beauty, who stands at just 4ft 8in tall and has been a sex worker since 2015, has now seen her income drop 95 per cent she says hundreds of Nevada’s hookers are struggling to get by.

Nevada’s licensed brothels are the only places in the country where men can legally pay to have full sex.

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America’s Highest Paid Hooker Sues Nevada To Reopen Brothels

(Tyler Durden | ZeroHedge.com) – Alice Little, a legal sex worker in Nevada and quite possibly the highest-paid one in the US, is suing the state of Nevada to reopen its brothels, according to Yahoo Life.

Little is an employee at the BunnyRanch Legal Nevada Brothel in Mound House, Nevada. The brothel has been closed since Mar. 17, despite other “close contact” businesses reopening.

Little recently filed a complaint and motion for a preliminary injunction against Nevada’s Gov. Steve Sisolak in the Third Judicial District Court in Lyon County to reopen brothels. She cites unstated damages for her lost wages and seeks the right for her and other licensed sex workers to “ply their legal trade” at private locations.

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America’s ‘highest-earning sex worker’ sues over lost wages on lockdown

(Ben Cost | New York Post) – This working gal is sick of the COVID C-block.

Alice Little, the woman who infamously hypes herself as the “highest-earning sex worker in the US,” is suing the state of Nevada in a bid to force the reopening of brothels amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Little’s big lawsuit comes after the state’s governor, Steve Sisolak, excluded houses of ill repute from the “close contact” establishments he permitted to get back to business as part of phase 2 reopening efforts in May.

“The governor’s decision to keep brothels closed is just blatant discrimination against Nevada’s legal sex workers,” said Little, 30, in a press release.

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Nevada’s legal brothels remain closed during pandemic, so this sex worker is suing: ‘Blatant discrimination’

Beth Greenfield

·Senior Editor
·9 min read

With states and cities across the country forming a patchwork of partial shutdowns due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s one state that’s in a league of its own when it comes to the battle over shuttered businesses: Nevada, where brothels are legal but have been ordered closed since March 17, despite the reopening of other “close contact” business, including spas, salons and massage parlors.

In response to what she sees as an “arbitrary” decision that has left legal sex workers “financially devastated,” Alice Little, an employee at the Moonlite BunnyRanch in Mound House, Nev., who’s considered the top-earning legal sex worker in the U.S., filed a complaint and motion for a preliminary injunction against Nevada’s Gov. Steve Sisolak in the Third Judicial District Court in Lyon County. The lawsuit cites unstated damages and seeks the right for her and other licensed prostitutes to “ply their legal trade” at home or other private locations. The suit alleges that Sisolak has, “without any rational basis, decided to single out brothels.”

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