“Nikki Foote of Henderson [Nevada] was sued over comments she allegedly posted charging that the Gucci handbag she purchased for $495 was a fake.” [Las Vegas Sun]
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Is the bag authentic? So, maybe the defendant goes back to Gucci and finds someone (a couple of someones) who will attest to authenticity or unauthenticity? Get a Nolo book on defense, file a couple of motions, the whole thing goes away.
Submit the bag as evidence to the court. Have a Gucci employee testify to the authenticity of the bag. End of case.
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