As progress was made in the case, attorneys representing OnlyFans noted that attorneys for the plaintiffs relied on false or incorrect case citations. Carey and his fellow attorneys motioned the judge for leave to make corrections to the impacted filings. Attorneys for OnlyFans opposed the motion for leave. "But Fenix has used that as an opportunity to cast aspersion on all of Plaintiffs’ counsel by misrepresenting, mischaracterizing, or drawing unfounded conclusions from what Plaintiffs’ counsel laid out," the Carey filing of Sept. 11 notes. The OnlyFans attorneys maintain that the plaintiffs should not be permitted to refile updated and corrected filings.