Filing details statute-of-limitations defense and plaintiff's motive
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The LA Times obtained the underlying court document, showing Williamson's team argues the claims are time-barred, that California law doesn't apply since alleged conduct occurred in North Carolina, Texas and Louisiana, and that the plaintiff herself ended the relationship over his focus on basketball and fatherhood.
“All interaction among and between the Plaintiff and Defendant was pleasant and entirely consensual, with the Plaintiff initiating and communicating her desire to be intimate with the Defendant”
Zion Williamson's court filingZion Williamson New Orleans Pelicans forwardJane Doe Unnamed accuserWilliamson's attorney Defense counsel for Zion Williamson
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People usually settle out of court for two reasons: it is cheaper than paying a good lawyer for the length of the case or they want the distraction to end. But sure, just assume he's guilty after the criminal case was literally dropped due to lack of evidence. "I can now understand why she felt the encounter wasn't consensual" You are the 100000th…
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