HardOCP Wins Suit Against Infinium Labs

By Ian Bell February 18, 2005

In a news announcement on HardOCP, owner Kyle Bennet posted the following:

“We set out to defend our rights by refusing to take down this article about Infinium Labs CEO Tim Roberts, and the court has awarded us final victory today. Infinium Labs and Tim Roberts cost HardOCP close to a quarter million dollars in legal fees as we stood up for our rights. We will continue to share our opinions and the facts about cheats, swindlers, and racketeers we see in our industry. ”

Worth noting is the picture of an Infinium Labs forum post where CEO Timothy Roberts says HardOCP is a website “run by two punk kids,” one of which is the “lowest form of life on this earth.”

Congratulations to HardOCP, hopefully they get some of their costs back.

Ian Bell

Publisher

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