Steven Nelson
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"Hunter Biden does not concede in his lawsuit that he dropped off the laptop, received an invoice or neglected to pick it up. In response to such claims by Mac Isaac, the filing states, 'Mr. Biden is without knowledge sufficient to admit or deny the allegations.'"
Matt Viser
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NEW: Hunter Biden sues laptop repair shop owner, citing invasion of privacy. The lawsuit, a counter-move against John Paul Mac Isaac, escalates the battle over how provocative data and images of the president’s son were obtained five years ago. My latest: https://washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/03/17/hunter-biden-lawsuit-computer-repairman/
9:56 AM · Mar 17, 2023

Andrew Kerr
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Hunter has done plenty of media interviews since 2020. It's beyond me why no reporter has shoved a copy of this signed invoice in Hunter's face and asked him if it's legit.
10:50 AM · Mar 17, 2023 //

As to the legal merits, a court will ultimately decide, but having owned a computer repair business at one point, I can say that 90-day pickup periods are common. Usually, after that point, the piece of hardware becomes the property of the shop so they can monetize it for payment. Typically that comes in the form of selling the physical equipment involved. In this case, the shop owner tried to give the incriminating data to the FBI, but the FBI appears to have buried it.

There is a certain point in time when a piece of property is considered abandoned. That looks like what happened here, and Hunter Biden’s flailing will likely fail.