Category: Legal Problems
Botched plastic surgeon Terry Dubrown and his wife, The Real Housewives of Orange County's Heather Dubrow, lost nearly two million in a South American real estate scheme back in 2014, and one of those involved, New York attorney Steve Czik, is now suing Terry and Heather for extortion and harassment after the couple reportedly threatened to expose him on social media and in the tabloids.
Love and Hip Hop Atlanta's Karen King has had
her fair share of run-ins with the law–and the streak continued this morning, as news of Karen's most recent arrest has just broken. Read on to get all the details of the charges pending against Karen, which include identity fraud, and could result in a prison term of more than 30 years.
UPDATE - Now includes the full narrative from the arrest report.
Former Dual Survival hosts Joseph Teti and Cody Lundin have a long history of disagreements, but Cody is now suing the Discovery Channel for pairing him with Teti and making it look like Cody was the one who cracked under pressure. According to Cody, Joe threatened to murder him several times–and with a number of different implements–and, thanks to the network's producers, he's unable to find work. Read on for the latest, including the extensive history Cody and Joe have both together and with Discovery!
We got an unexpected Scrapp DeLeon prison update earlier this week, courtesy of Scrapp's brother Sas, who's been communicating with his fellow Love and Hip Hop Atlanta cast member on the regular. Scrapp, who is serving time in a Georgia state prison on a drug charge, was recently moved to a new facility, and Sas let Scrapp's fans and LHHATL viewers know exactly how to reach the embattled fellow.
Nancy Grace's brand of boisterous, judgmental, hyperbolic sensationalism often manages to stir up a few hornets' nests, and this week she's got the Chrisley Knows Best family buzzing about a lawsuit after she linked the family to welfare fraud in Monday night's episode.
The exact nature of the relationship between Nick Gordon and Bobbi Kristina has been something of a mystery ever since the then-21-year-old fell into a coma following last January's bathtub incident. Lately, interest in the question has reached new levels, thanks to the second Nick Gordon Dr. Phil interview, which mark the first time Gordon has spoken on the record regarding his version of what happened in their relationship's final days.
The newest and longest Nick Gordon Dr. Phil interview to date looks to shed light on some of the lingering questions regarding rumors of Bobbi Kristina's drug use and the circumstances surrounding her death. Excerpts from the interview have been released; read on to see footage of an emotional Gordon discussing Bobbi Kristina's drug use for the first time.
Are the Love It or List It homes staged? A lawsuit is drawing new attention to the show in the form of that ubiquitous question, thanks to two participants' dispute regarding Love It or List It episode 152. Read on to find out exactly what the homeowners allege happened during filming for that episode–and whether his claims conflict with some long-held beliefs about the show!
Sisters In Law, the acclaimed new series from WE, details the professional and personal lives of some of Houston's finest attorneys–and, if the Sisters In Law cast bios are any indication, praise for the show's legal pedigree is well-earned. Read on to find out more about each member of the six-person Sisters In Law cast, including the legal background and expertise of each woman.
The Kylie Jenner trademark battle is the first in the 18-year-old's life not being waged over social media. Instead, Jenner's team of lawyers is battling with Australian pop sensation Kylie Minogue's legal crew over the commercial rights to the name "Kylie." But can Kylie Jenner trademark her own name? And will an American court grant her exclusive rights to it? It's a catchy conundrum...
In the latest Billion Dollar Wreck update, we take a closer look at the Martin Bayerle manslaughter charges stemming from his 1991 arrest on murder charges. The case involved Bayerle; his then-wife Susan; and Susan's lover Stefano Robotti, who Martin Bayerle shot while trying, as Martin put it, to protect his family. Read on for more about what happened between the three, and why a jury convicted on the Martin Bayerle manslaughter charges, rather than murder.
Is Saul Goodman real? Is there a real-life person upon whom the legendary lawyer of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul fame is based? The answer is complicated, because there are so very many scurvy shyster lawyers in the world, and Saul is an amalgom of all their wonderful, horrible traits. But there are some real-life attorneys whose client list and courtroom manner bear striking resemblances to Saul Goodman, and we’ve got one of the best.
