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"False" in this case means different things to different parties. To Krebs, false means he did not accurately report the information as presented to him. In th
by washadjeffmad 5y ago
"False" in this case means different things to different parties.
To Krebs, false means he did not accurately report the information as presented to him. In that way he is correct.
To Ubiquiti, false means the information was willfully inaccurate, should not have been deceptively presented to a notable authority in the tech field, and this should not have been published.
Ubiquiti has to sue Krebs to show that the damage to their reputation was related his reporting which they can tie back to Sharp. Krebs has to defend his standpoint to show he was not complicit in Sharp's planned sabotage. I expect they'll settle once the sides are fully aired.
- CrazyStat 5y agoKrebs has an easy win here, I'll be very surprised if he settles. The bar to show defamation in a case like this is very high. Ubiquiti isn't going to meet it.