Controversy
In 1995 Hickey sued St. Martin's Press over the claims made in Mortal Error. The suit was eventually dismissed in 1997 on the grounds that Hickey had waited too long after the book's initial publication to file against the publisher. Hickey later settled with St Martin's Press in 1998 on undisclosed terms.
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