A woman who claims her ex-boyfriend altered her Facebook account and then posted malicious statements about her sexual activities has had her lawsuit revived by a federal appeals court.
August 06, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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A woman who claims her ex-boyfriend altered her Facebook account and then posted malicious statements about her sexual activities has had her lawsuit revived by a federal appeals court.
Chantay Sewell’s case against former boyfriend Phil Bernardin had been thrown out on statute of limitations grounds by Eastern District Judge Arthur Spatt.
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