Stempel writes, “Breaking Media and Dealbreaker were not accused of wrongdoing by Highland, which according to its website has about $15.4 billion of assets under management. ‘Low’land Realist is also called ‘John Doe’ in the court filing.
“‘John Doe’s comment falsely asserted that petitioner stole money from its investors, and engaged in ‘tried and true criminal behavior,” Highland’s lawyer Miguel Lopez wrote in the filing. ‘Petitioner has never stolen money from its clients, or been charged with or convicted of any other crime.’
“Highland is seeking information about John Doe such as his IP address, frequency of posts and any other aliases, to help it pursue its ‘meritorious claim for defamation.’ It said Breaking Media has refused to turn over such information.
“‘Today’s filing is an appropriate next step to obtain the information,’ Highland general counsel Scott Ellington said in a statement.
“Dealbreaker executive editor Thornton McEnery declined to comment.”
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