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→‎Lawsuit by Niemann: As of October 22, the case had not been assigned to a district court judge, but a magistrate judge has granted motion for the New York City law firm to pursue the case in the courtroom in St. Louis.
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*civil conspiracy
 
*civil conspiracy
 
The lawsuit alleges that "Notorious for his inability to cope with defeat, Carlsen snapped" when Niemann ostensibly defeated Carlsen by playing near-perfect chess with the black pieces and merely a harmless error near the end of the match.
 
The lawsuit alleges that "Notorious for his inability to cope with defeat, Carlsen snapped" when Niemann ostensibly defeated Carlsen by playing near-perfect chess with the black pieces and merely a harmless error near the end of the match.
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As of October 22, the case had not been assigned to a district court judge, but a magistrate judge has granted motion for the [[New York City]] law firm to pursue the case in the courtroom in [[St. Louis]].
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== See also==
 
== See also==
 
*[[Magnus-Niemann chess match]]
 
*[[Magnus-Niemann chess match]]
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