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$6M Verdict in #TheyLied Defamation Lawsuit Brought Over Sexual Harassment Allegations
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Former MIT scientist wins $6M defamation verdict against colleague who accused him of sexual misconduct
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So reports the N.Y. Times (Mark Arsenault) yesterday, discussing former MIT cellular biology professor David Sabatini's victory on the defamation… The post $6M Verdict in #TheyLied Defamation Lawsuit Brought Over Sexual Harassment Allegations appeared first on Reason Magazine.
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David Sabatini won $6 million after a jury found his colleague's sexual harassment claims were defamatory, but the fallout from MIT cost him years.
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