Judge Orders U.S. Rep. Max Miller and Ex-Girlfriend Stephanie Grisham to Remove Social Media Posts
U.S. Representative Max Miller and his former girlfriend, Stephanie Grisham, a former White House press secretary, have been ordered by a Cuyahoga County judge to remove objectionable social media posts. This ruling follows a hearing where both parties sought injunctive relief. The judge's decision stems from a confidential 2023 settlement agreement between Miller and Grisham, which stipulated that neither would make disparaging remarks about the other. Grisham initiated the lawsuit, alleging that Miller violated this agreement through his social media activity and interviews. Miller, in turn, filed a counterclaim, asserting that Grisham also breached the settlement. During their testimonies, Miller stated he did not understand the prohibition against disparaging remarks, while Grisham claimed her posts were not directed at him. The settlement includes a provision for damages of $1 million per violation, indicating the high stakes involved in this dispute. The legal proceedings highlight ongoing personal a... 
