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Danielle Battaglia

Lawsuit accusing North Carolina House Speaker Tim Moore of tryst with state employee has been ‘resolved’

RALEIGH, N.C. — The attorney for a man suing North Carolina House Speaker Tim Moore said Monday morning that the lawsuit accusing Moore of trading sex for political influence “has been resolved.”

Alicia Jurney, an attorney representing Scott Lassiter, replied to an inquiry sent Thursday by McClatchy asking whether the lawsuit between Lassiter and Moore for alienation of affection had been settled.

Attorneys for Moore replied Thursday night, saying they would provide an update as soon as they could. On Monday afternoon, attorney Stacy Miller confirmed the case was resolved but said they would not comment further. Moore did not answer a call or a text message seeking comment Monday morning.

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