EXCLUSIVE: Peter Wallis-Tayler, a former executive producer on Ambulance, is suing the Banijay-owned production company behind the BAFTA-winning BBC documentary series, alleging that the show damaged his mental health.
Wallis-Tayler has launched High Court legal proceedings against Dragonfly Film & Television, claiming that he suffered “psychiatric injuries” after experiencing “work-related stressors and traumatic incidents” without sufficient protections. Banijay UK strongly refutes the allegations and stands by its welfare procedures.
Wallis-Tayler, who is credited with working on 70 episodes of Christopher Eccleston-narrated Ambulance, is seeking damages of more than £200,000 ($270,000), according to a legal filing seen by Deadline.
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