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The overarching critique is the industry’s prioritization of entertainment value over human safety. Bravo’s alleged “no sue” clause—where cast members supposedly agree not to sue over injuries or abuse—further complicates accountability. This policy effectively shields the network and production companies from lawsuits, allowing dangerous behavior to continue unchecked.
High-profile cases like Jax Taylor’s violence and the mishandling of abuse allegations reveal a pattern of neglect. Despite viewers, castmates, and insiders raising alarms, little meaningful intervention occurs unless ratings are threatened or headlines emerge. Jax’s recent appearances—virtually unrepentant, attempting to minimize his actions—highlight how immunity is maintained by staying in the limelight.