A Massachusetts couple who declare they had been harassed and stalked for months on the path of eBay executives had been cleared to maneuver ahead with false imprisonment allegations because the events dispute the worth of the e-newsletter containing important opinions of the e-commerce firm, a federal decide dominated this week.
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eBay Could Face Liability for False Imprisonment, Harassment of Massachusetts Couple, Judge Rules
