Having followed this, I don't see how the WTBTS has a case. The letter written by Quotes' solicitor said it all. Many websites quote from the Watchtower. God Himself became editor of the Watchtower since its beginning -
Cross-examination of Frederick W. Franz in the case of Olin Moyle v. WTB&TS, 1943, Sections #2596-2597, p. 866.
Q. At any rate, Jehovah God is now the editor of the paper [The Watchtower], is that right?
A. He is today the editor of the paper.Q. How long has He been editor of the paper?
A. Since its inception he has been guiding it.Cross-examination of Nathan Homer Knorr in the case of Olin Moyle v. WTB&TS, 1943, Section #4421, p. 1474.
Q. In fact, it [The Watchtower] is set forth directly as God's Word, isn't it?
A. Yes, as His word.Q. Without any qualification whatsoever?
A. That is right.
This MUST be true because Franz and Knorr swore on oath to that effect (must be strange swearing an oath on your editor's name.) So NOW the WTBTS is trying to silence God (not Quotes) from distributing His Word.