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French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, can continue part of their U.S. defamation lawsuit against podcaster Candace Owens. But Owens herself has been removed as a defendant — at least from the Delaware case. Superior Court Judge Sheldon Rennie ruled that Delaware courts do not have personal jurisdiction over Owens because she lives in Tennessee. However, the lawsuit can continue for now against two businesses linked to her: Candace Owens LLC and Georgetom Inc. Both companies are registered in Delaware. The Macrons sued Owens and the companies in July over statements they describe as a false “campaign of global humiliation.” Among the claims challenged in the lawsuit is Owens’ repeated assertion that Brigitte Macron was born male. The Macrons accuse Owens of spreading false claims and conspiracy theories to build her audience and make money. Tuesday’s ruling does not decide whether those defamation claims are true or whether the Macrons will ultimately win. Another major legal question remains unresolved. Judge Rennie postponed a decision on Owens’ broader request to dismiss the lawsuit while both sides submit additional arguments over how French defamation law and filing deadlines interact with U.S. law. Owens celebrated being removed personally from the Delaware case and described the lawsuit as an extreme legal overreach by a foreign leader. So the case is far from finished. Owens is no longer personally a defendant in this Delaware action, but the Macrons’ claims against her two companies remain alive for now. CTA: Do you think the Macrons’ defamation case should be allowed to continue in the U.S.? #EmmanuelMacron #CandaceOwens #BrigitteMacron #CourtNews #WorldNews
French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, can continue part of their U.S. defamation lawsuit against podcaster Candace Owens. But Owens herself has been removed as a defendant — at least from the Delaware case. Superior Court Judge Sheldon Rennie ruled that Delaware courts do not have personal jurisdiction over Owens because she lives in Tennessee. However, the lawsuit can continue for now against two businesses linked to her: Candace Owens LLC and Georgetom Inc. Both companies are registered in Delaware. The Macrons sued Owens and the companies in July over statements they describe as a false “campaign of global humiliation.” Among the claims challenged in the lawsuit is Owens’ repeated assertion that Brigitte Macron was born male. The Macrons accuse Owens of spreading false claims and conspiracy theories to build her audience and make money. Tuesday’s ruling does not decide whether those defamation claims are true or whether the Macrons will ultimately win. Another major legal question remains unresolved. Judge Rennie postponed a decision on Owens’ broader request to dismiss the lawsuit while both sides submit additional arguments over how French defamation law and filing deadlines interact with U.S. law. Owens celebrated being removed personally from the Delaware case and described the lawsuit as an extreme legal overreach by a foreign leader. So the case is far from finished. Owens is no longer personally a defendant in this Delaware action, but the Macrons’ claims against her two companies remain alive for now. CTA: Do you think the Macrons’ defamation case should be allowed to continue in the U.S.? #EmmanuelMacron #CandaceOwens #BrigitteMacron #CourtNews #WorldNews

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