Project Veritas founder and CEO, James O'Keefe, just won his first major legal victory in a lawsuit against Twitter.
O'Keefe is suing Twitter and intends to depose their executives to discover why the Big Tech company permanently suspended his account and defamed him.
Project Veritas released a new video today updating the public on the first O'Keefe v. Twitter lawsuit victory that took place, where a Manhattan federal court ruled to "Remand" the case back from the federal level to the state level.
O'Keefe filed a lawsuit against Twitter in April 2021 after the Big Tech company permanently suspended his account alleging he "Operated fake accounts" on the platform - a defamatory statement with no grounds in reality.
Twitter's lawyer, Amer Ahmed, made the argument that O'Keefe would seek over $75,000 in damages to "Punish" Twitter, assuming that O'Keefe is looking for money instead of justice.
The Twitter attorney quickly learned that O'Keefe does not prioritize monetary gain over the pursuit of justice, thereby undermining the basis to move the lawsuit to federal court.
O'Keefe is looking forward to the opportunity of conducting discovery on Twitter and finding out who were the responsible parties within the Big Tech company involved in the decision to suspend his account and issue the defamatory reasoning for doing so.
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