Lehrmann’s accuser retweeted her willingness to testify after he filed civil claims against two media outlets
Lehrmann has vehemently denied the allegations against him.
Federal court registry records show Lehrmann is suing Network Ten and News Life Media, the publisher of news.com.au. He filed a statement of claim, originating application, and genuine steps statement in the Ten case at 3.18pm on Tuesday, with the second case filed about 20 minutes later. Lehrmann has engaged defamation lawyer Mark O’Brien, who has previously worked for Ben Roberts-Smith.against a range of outlets, including the ABC and others, who broadcast live a statement by Higgins outside court after the collapse of the first trial. He sent concerns notices or letters of demand to Paramount and the radio station WSFM, among others.
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