A federal judge in Missouri has sided with the adultery website Ashley Madison.com—“Life is short. Have an affair”—to block its users from citing any hacked and stolen material in their class action lawsuit.
May 03, 2016 at 06:57 PM
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A federal judge in Missouri has sided with the adultery website Ashley Madison.com—“Life is short. Have an affair”—to block its users from citing any hacked and stolen material in their class action lawsuit.
The users claim a breach of contract because the company allegedly lied about the number of women participants on the site.
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