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Monday, October 12th, 2026, 1:25 am

My Lawsuit Against Alex Graveley

Some precedents exist

Court of Appeal find

This past summer I spent some time searching for related caselaw at the Court of Appeal (higher than the High Court), as noted in the official site. I found several relevant cases (precedents) and added them to my lawsuit against Graveley [1, 2]. I now need to wait. Maybe progress will be made next year.

At this point it’s advised not to share pertinent details. They will come out later. Maybe next year.

Graveley has since then lost his job.

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