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The attorney for a University of Minnesota student who alleges she was sexually assaulted by Chinese billionaire Richard Liu says the woman is planning to sue.
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* r( C' `( H A% T9 a) [7 x' YAttorney Wil Florin says a civil jury should determine whether Liu, his company, Beijing-based e-commerce site JD.com, and their representatives "should be held accountable for the events of that night."7 ^/ y8 M) O: x3 D( @6 u+ ?. e, l; ]
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Florin issued a statement after Minnesota prosecutors on Friday declined to charge Liu.
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- e, q) y& K) i" f" F# G* X4 x( uFlorin would not give details of the planned lawsuit, but told The Associated Press it would be in the U.S.0 y+ o% d' _1 N: b* o
2 [: [4 s" Y2 f8 T; k/ @Liu was arrested Aug. 31 and released. He returned to China. He was in Minneapolis for a weeklong residency as part of the University of Minnesota's doctor of business administration China program.
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$ l( `! R' Z9 I$ m k0 \, N3 zLiu's attorney says the billionaire was arrested "based on a false claim" and that the decision not to file charges "vindicates him."5 ^( w" l6 |# R0 Q( O) K
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