Justin Giovannettone and Rabi David, with Orrick.
It started with a depressingly familiar scenario: A college party. Too much drinking. A young woman who said she woke up with her pants down and a man on top of her. But Yee Xiong’s case against a fellow student took a decidedly unusual turn.
October 16, 2018 at 11:27 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Litigationdaily/litigationdaily
It started with a depressingly familiar scenario: A college party. Too much drinking. A young woman who said she woke up with her pants down and a man on top of her.
But Yee Xiong’s case against a fellow student at the University of California at Davis took a decidedly unusual turn when her alleged attacker on the day of his sentencing sued her for defamation, seeking $4 million in damages.
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