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Roselma

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2. If they've already filed suit (and they have), the legal team probably

Reply to divineorder (Original post)

Thu Mar 1, 2012, 03:10 PM

Mar 2012

already put provisions in the suit for Breitbart or his estate in the filing documents. I'd say that it would be best to let the suit go forward as planned. Breitbart's legal counsel can act on behalf of his estate. Breitbart's behavior has harmed living people who still have claims against him. They still have rights.

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