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Paul Ceglia Suing Facebook, Claiming he has Contract Entitling him to 50% of Facebook
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Paul Ceglia has claimed he has a contract with Mark Zuckerberg for half of Facebook. Facebook’s lawyers at Gibson Dunn have filed for an expedited discovery hoping to land Ceglia in criminal court. Gibson Dunn claim they have discovered a land scam that Ceglia has been running for years and have also remind people of his previous drug and fraud convictions. Representing Ceglia is DLA Piper, which states there are no facts to base these claims on.

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