Hillary REFUSES to be served legal papers in $50M defamation row with Tulsi Gabbard over Clinton's claim the presidential hopeful is a Russian 'asset'
Daily Mail
January 30, 2020
Tulsi Gabbard's lawyers say they were turned away by the Secret Service at the Clinton residence in Chappaqua, New York, and later by Clinton's attorney when they tried to deliver the paperwork.
The Democratic presidential hopeful is suing Clinton for $50million over an interview in which the 2016 nominee suggested that Gabbard was the 'favorite of the Russians'.
Gabbard's attorney Brian Dunne claimed that Clinton was 'so intimidated by Tulsi Gabbard that she won't accept service of process'.
Dunne, the attorney, said Gabbard's representatives had tried to deliver the papers in person at the Clinton residence in Chappaqua, New York. However, they were allegedly turned away by Secret Service agents who protect the home. Gabbard's camp says the agents directed them to Clinton's lawyer David Kendall, who said he could not accept the papers on her behalf.
Dunne said Gabbard's team was now considering its next move. Gabbard filed the lawsuit in federal court in Manhattan last week, accusing Clinton of promoting 'extremely dubious conspiracy theories.'
EDITOR’S NOTE: Ironically, the Hildebeasr has a law enforcement agency – the Secret Service - standing in the way of a legal process.
1 comment:
Served! You can bet that her SS detail didn't try to interfere either.
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