In the legal response, Mr. Guiffre challenged the character, claims and professional conduct of Ugwuonye. He asserted that, contrary to Mr. Ugwuonye’s claim that he lacked access to court records, there was ample evidence Ugwuonye was on the Internet almost daily, writing and interviewing, and that he also participated in other cases. Mr. Guiffre pointed out that, during the same period Ugwuonye alleged he was unable to access the court’s electronic record or respond to the court’s proceeding, Mr. Ugwuonye was actively involved in another lawsuit, Ugwuonye v. Rotimi et al, where he is representing himself before the United States District Court for the District of Maryland. In addition, he disclosed that Mr. Ugwuonye personally deposed the defendant on February 27, 2012, in Maryland. Respectfully submitted, /s/ T. Michael Guiffré T. Michael Guiffré, Esquire T. Michael Guiffré (D.C. Bar No. 465745) PATTON BOGGS LLP 2550 M Street, NW Washington, DC 20037 (202) 457-6000 - Telephone (202) 457-6315 - Fax mguiffre@pattonboggs Counsel for Plaintiff Embassy of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Date: May 14, 2012
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