Not that there's anything wrong with that.
So ruled
a New York judge who dismissed a defamation suit this week brought by
the real-life inspiration for the oddball “Seinfeld” character Cosmo
Kramer against a former writer for the classic sitcom.
It was the rare legal case that revolved around a “Seinfeld”
catchphrase — specifically, the line “not that there’s anything wrong
with that.”
Kenny Kramer, who runs a tour company that
takes riders to various New York City sights popularized by the series,
filed suit against comedian Fred Stoller over a book he published last
year.
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