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Reetz-Laiolo et al v. Cline et al
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3:17-cv-06867
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November 19, 2018
Random House Sheds 'The Girls' Suit As Author, Ex Fight On
A California federal judge on Monday dismissed Random House from a suit claiming the author of the bestselling novel "The Girls" copied it from her ex-boyfriend using secretly installed spyware on his computer, but let some of the author's counterclaims move forward.
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January 30, 2018
'The Girls' Author Says Ex's Copyright Suit Can't Stand
Best-selling author Emma Cline on Monday urged a California federal judge to dismiss her ex-boyfriend's suit alleging she used spyware on his laptop to copy his work for her novel, saying the suit is just "the latest step in a yearslong abusive campaign."
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November 30, 2017
Writer Says Ex-Lover Used Spyware to Steal, Sell Story
Best-selling author Emma Cline and her ex-boyfriend filed clashing lawsuits in California federal court Wednesday, surfacing a bitter private fight in which the novelist's former lover accuses her of using spyware to steal and plagiarize his works, charges she forcefully denies.