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Hours after the news broke on Tuesday, these sources said, Huffman's counsel notified Schlapp's legal team that some of Schlapp's personal statements and social media posts celebrating the lawsuit's resolution appeared to be in breach of the agreement's non-disparagement clause. Those posts have since been taken down, including one where Schlapp, citing a Washington Examiner report on his personal Twitter account, wrote that he had been "cleared" of wrongdoing and that Huffman had "apologized."
The new allegations suggest that the legal battle"an increasingly contentious dispute that played out under intense media scrutiny for more than a year"might be heating back up almost as soon as it ended.