Andrew Tate compromises legitimate activity against accuser A letter sent for Andrew Tate and his sibling takes steps to sue one of his informers and her folks for $300m (£249m) in the event that she doesn't withdraw her assertions Questionable force to be reckoned with Andrew Tate has compromised lawful activity against no less than one of the ladies making assault and illegal exploitation claims against him. Legal counselors for the lady in the US say a "cut it out" letter was sent by a US law office in December, for the benefit of Andrew Tate and his sibling Tristan. The letter took steps to sue the lady and her folks for $300m (£249m) in the event that she didn't withdraw her assertions. A legal counselor for the Tates said they were seeking after legitimate cases for criticism. The BBC has seen a redacted duplicate of the letter, evidently sent for the benefit of the siblings. "In April 2022," it peruses, "you dishonestly expressed to an outsider t...
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