Facebook / Taylor Lorenz Ariadna Jacob, a former manager of TikTok star, alleges her business was ruined. A federal judge in Manhattan declined to completely dismiss a defamation lawsuit against The New York Times and its former technology reporter Taylor Lorenz (above). Dhillon, the attorney representing Jacob.
“We are pleased with the courts allowing this case to move forward, agreeing that we sufficiently alleged defamation against the defendants,” said Harmeet K. Jacob, the talent manager who discovered TikTok stars including Addison Rae and Charli and Dixie D’Amelio, claimed that Lorenz “bullied” her clients into fabricating claims against her. US District Judge Edgardo Ramos dismissed all but one of the claims brought by Ariadna Jacob in $11.6 million lawsuit filed last year, but his ruling likely means that the Times and Lorenz will have to testify over an August 2020 article - which accused Jacob of leaking nude photos of a TikTok influencer to industry insiders.
The New York Times and journalist Taylor Lorenz on Thursday failed to get a Manhattan federal judge to throw out a defamation lawsuit brought by a former TikTok talent agent who alleged a “hit piece” the reporter wrote for the paper destroyed her business. NY Times’ latest (failed) hit on Clarence Thomas: new attack on democracy NY Times puts out another left-wing hit piece on Justice Clarence Thomas as media, Dems undermine institution they can’t control New York Times to shutter sports desk, rely on The Athletic for daily coverage
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