A lawyer for two former Yale University law students says they have settled their lawsuit against several people they accused of posting sexually harassing and threatening messages about them on AutoAdmit, an Internet message board. San Francisco attorney Ashok Ramani told The Hartford Courant on Wednesday that the two women settled with "a handful of folks" out of the more than 30 anonymous authors they sued and the case is over. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
October 22, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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A lawyer for two former Yale University law students says they have settled their lawsuit against several people they accused of posting sexually harassing and threatening messages about them on an Internet site.
San Francisco attorney Ashok Ramani told The Hartford Courant on Wednesday that the two women settled with “a handful of folks” out of the more than 30 anonymous authors they sued and the case is over. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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