Absolutely not. This is well settled law at this point, as much as it sucks. Unless SCOTUS changes it's mind (which would cost a lot to get to - 100k+). Withou

Absolutely not. This is well settled law at this point, as much as it sucks. Unless SCOTUS changes it's mind (which would cost a lot to get to - 100k+). Without a supreme court ruling, she'll get nothing and spent a lot on fees. They are going to not give a crap about this and probably laughed and threw it in the trash can when they saw it. This case is basically an attempt to see if courts will reconsider after Riley v. California.