Last month, Milagro Gramz was found liable for defamation, intentional infliction of emotional distress, and promotion of an altered sexual depiction following a long court battle with Megan Thee Stallion. Their feud is far from over, however. Just days after a verdict was reached, Judge Cecilia M. Altonaga tossed out the defamation claim. Now, the femcee has enlisted the help of Clare Locke LLP in an effort to restore the original ruling.
AllHipHop's Grouchy Greg Watkins exclusively reports that Clare Locke has requested permission to file arguments related to the case. The law firm argues that Florida’s retraction statute protects media members who “further the free dissemination of information or disinterested and neutral commentary.” Clare Locke doesn't believe Gramz fits that definition.
During her testimony, she called herself an “entertainer,” not a journalist.
Tory Lanez Plans Appeal
Clare Locke says applying the law to Gramz “would compel many victims of defamation to subject themselves to more defamation as a precondition to seeking justice in court.”
This isn't the only legal matter Meg is dealing with these days, however. Tory Lanez also recently confirmed that he plans to appeal his conviction yet again during an interview with NBC News. He was found guilty of shooting the "Hiss" performer in the foot after a party back in 2022. The following year, he was sentenced to 10 years behind bars for it.
"I've never been violent towards a woman. I would never hit a woman, let alone shoot a woman," Lanez insisted during the interview. “I believe not only that I was wrongfully convicted, but the amount of new evidence that has emerged since that trial, I think, has been overwhelming."
