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Page 19 of 32 "They are lying deliberately, and I will not stop until they're disbarred." Mr. Dershowitz said in a phone interview. Mr. Dershowitz, who served on Mr. Epstein's legal team and is perhaps best known for representing 0 J. Simpson, said he would also file an affidavit denying the claims. Mr. Cassell said in a statement on Saturday that the lawyers carefully investigated all of the allegations in their pleadings before presenting them. lie said the lawyers would consider any swor
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Page 19 of 32 "They are lying deliberately, and I will not stop until they're disbarred." Mr. Dershowitz said in a phone interview. Mr. Dershowitz, who served on Mr. Epstein's legal team and is perhaps best known for representing 0 J. Simpson, said he would also file an affidavit denying the claims. Mr. Cassell said in a statement on Saturday that the lawyers carefully investigated all of the allegations in their pleadings before presenting them. lie said the lawyers would consider any swor
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