Lerchek asks court to stop lawsuit against ex-stylist
Blogger Valeria Chekalina, better known as Lerchek, asked the court to terminate proceedings on a civil lawsuit against her former stylist Elvira Yankovskaya regarding counterfeits from the 'Sadovod' market.
Consensus
- Lerchek requested the court to cease proceedings on the civil lawsuit against her former stylist Elvira Yanovskaya.
- The case involves counterfeit luxury goods sold by Yanovskaya at below-market prices.
- An expert examination confirmed that the goods were counterfeit.
- Yanovskaya has compensated some victims, including Lerchek, with nearly two million rubles.
- Two of the seven victims have not withdrawn their civil claims.
- A criminal case was opened against Yanovskaya for fraud in an especially large amount.
Points of divergence
- Lerchek and other bloggers asked to stop the case due to partial and full compensation to victims. — vesti
- Lerchek filed a claim for 2.4 million rubles against Yanovskaya. — vm
- Yanovskaya reimbursed Lerchek 1.952 million rubles for counterfeit items purchased from the 'Sadovod' market. — vesti
- Yanovskaya paid nearly two million rubles to Lerchek as compensation. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Lerchek asks to stop proceedings in lawsuit against former stylist Elvira Yankovskaya — Вести
- Disputes between Lerchek and her former stylist: Chekalina asked to stop proceedings on the lawsuit — Вечерняя Москва
- Lerchek asked to stop production of the lawsuit against her former stylist Yankovskaya — Москва 24
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