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I'm not sure what the law is regarding repeating statements others made. It wouldn't surprise me if one part of the defense is most of what was said was not actually said by Qutens. They just repeated words of others. They may have to prove that. Once again, it will also likely depend on whether those testimonials are actually true or not. I'm betting it ultimately gets settled out of court. There's little chance that all those testimonials are false and just one of them entered as fact would basically make the case moot. Lucky's rep would be shot. DHC has a lot more to lose here than Qutens does.

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