Zhao Lusi lost the case in the first instance! Latest response from law firm

　　Yesterday, "Zhao Lusi lost the case" caused concern.

　　Zhao Lusi was bullied in the workplace.

　　The netizen did not appear in court but won the first trial.

　　Recently, some netizens broke the news that Zhao Lusi was suspected of bullying in the workplace, which triggered a heated discussion. Zhao Lusi sued the netizens involved.

　　On December 6th, the defendant exposed the verdict that Zhao Lusi lost the case in Weibo: "I have never received any reminder of the court session, and as a result, people filed a case on September 8th, and the court session was held on October 25th. Because my mobile phone number has been used, she didn’t tell me that there was any court information, so I didn’t appear in court at all. As a result, I won the case without appearing in court. "

　　The pictures exposed by this netizen show that Tianjin Yinhe Cool Entertainment Culture Media Co., Ltd. and Ms. Zhao Lusi entrusted a law firm to file a lawsuit against several Weibo account subjects with serious infringement on February 28th, 2003.

　　The civil judgment published by netizens shows that the blog post involved in the case does not contain obvious insulting and demeaning remarks, which are common topic comments in the entertainment circle and should not be treated as honorary infringement, and all the claims of the plaintiff Zhao Lusi are rejected.

　　Law Firm: Don’t over-interpret it.

　　As soon as the news came out, some netizens expressed their support for Zhao Lusi’s rights protection:

　　Some netizens also support the accused bloggers:

　　On the afternoon of the 6th, @ Beijing Xingquan Law Firm issued Weibo in response to Zhao Lusi’s case of suing netizens for infringement of reputation.

　　Our law firm is entrusted to sincerely hope that before the final judgment is made, please don’t over-interpret the contents of the first-instance judgment, or even spread false statements to avoid interfering with the normal judicial work and infringing on the legitimate rights and interests of others.

　　Comprehensive arrangement from parties Weibo and @ Beijing Xingquan Law Firm.