Attorneys in 'Cornell 7' case dispute media contacts as accuser's account is questioned

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How the sides differ Alternative sources stress a defense claim about the accuser's lawyer and media; right sources add mutual accusations over publicity and texts about how the encounter was first described.

The articles concern the 'Cornell 7' case, in which a woman identified as Jane Doe accuses seven men of gang rape in a lawsuit. Attorneys on both sides are trading accusations about media involvement. Defense lawyers for Diego Sarabia claim Jane Doe's attorney worked with a newspaper before filing, according to documents TMZ obtained. Daily Wire reports that her attorney, Thomas Giuffra, urged the court not to bar all parties from discussing the case, and that each side accuses the other of seeking a public-opinion advantage. The Blaze focuses on text messages about how the encounter was first described and how her account changed nearly two weeks later.

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Alternative TMZTMZCornell 7 Defense Attorney Claims Jane Doe's Lawyer Worked with Media Before Filing Lawsuit

Reports a defense filing alleging the accuser's lawyer coordinated with a newspaper before filing the lawsuit, attributing the claim to Sarabia's attorneys.

Right · 2 sources DWDaily Wire‘Cornell 7’ Accuser’s Lawyer Gets Called Out For Wanting It Both Ways

• BThe BlazeFor 13 days it ‘wasn’t illegal’ — then Jane Doe's story flipped

Presents lawyers accusing each other of seeking a media advantage, and highlights texts suggesting the accuser's account changed over time.