We have no idea whether Ceglia's claims are credible (I'm minded he is a convicted felon for fraud). And Henry Blodget's tabloid approach to journalism/blogging

We have no idea whether Ceglia's claims are credible (I'm minded he is a convicted felon for fraud). And Henry Blodget's tabloid approach to journalism/blogging means he'll cream himself over a story like this. But one thing that sticks out for me is that highly respected law firm DLA Piper are representing Ceglia. They are obviously expensive and high end - they can only be representing him in return for a %age of any settlement from this. My point is they wouldn't be doing this - including risking their reputation either way this goes - if they didn't feel the evidence was compelling.