Business

Priscilla Presley Sues Former Business Partners for Elder Financial Abuse, Seeks $1 Million in Damages

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LOS ANGELES — Priscilla Presley has initiated legal action against former business associates, claiming financial elder abuse and mismanaging funds exceeding $1 million. The lawsuit, lodged in the Los Angeles Superior Court on Thursday, alleges that the handlers of Priscilla Presley Partners, LLC, including renowned memorabilia auctioneer Brigitte Kruse and Kevin Fialko, deceitfully exploited her trust and finances. According to the claim detailed by her attorney, Martin Singer, the defendants orchestrated a “meticulously planned and abhorrent scheme” to exploit Presley. They reportedly isolated her from close contacts, and misled her under the guise of care … Read more

RIBA-VIDAL ABOGADOS Strengthens Team with Four New Legal Experts to Boost Business Advisory Services

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Barcelona, Spain – The renowned law firm RIBA-VIDal Abogados, which operates out of Barcelona and Madrid and offers specialized business consultancy for business leaders and entrepreneurs, has announced the expansion of its team with the addition of four accomplished lawyers. The new recruits—Pablo Pérez Jordi, Miquel González Rodríguez, Ivanna Vila Tenedor, and Iria Marí Alcántara—bring a wealth of experience and expertise in various legal domains, fortifying the firm’s capacity to navigate complex legal landscapes and enhance its client services. Pablo Pérez Jordi, an alumnus of the University of Barcelona, arrives with an impressive educational background … Read more

West End Jewelry Business Settles Lawsuit Over ‘Nanny Cam’ Scandal, Case Continues for Former Owner

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RICHMOND, Va. – Lustre, a jewelry business located in Richmond, Virginia, and its co-owner, Robin Salzberg, have recently reached a settlement in a long-standing lawsuit. The legal battle was initiated by the Salzberg family’s former nanny, Sara Hatch, who had also worked for Lustre. Hatch had sought $5 million in damages, claiming workplace sexual harassment and emotional distress after discovering a hidden camera in the family’s bathroom. The lawsuit was first filed in September 2021, with Hatch initially identified as Jane Doe. However, a judge later ruled that her identity should be revealed. Throughout the … Read more

Connecticut Business Owner Indicted for Million-Dollar Fraud Scheme Involving Prize Insurance Business

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NORWALK, Connecticut – A business owner from Norwalk, Connecticut has been indicted on six counts of fraud related to his prize insurance business. Kevin Kolenda, the owner of Hole-In-Won LLC, allegedly defrauded dozens of organizations and individuals out of nearly $1 million. Hole-In-Won provided prize insurance for events such as golf tournaments and fishing contests through its website, claiming to be the most successful prize insurance company in the world. The indictment accuses Kolenda of collecting approximately $850,000 in insurance premiums under false pretenses and failing to pay more than $100,000 in prize costs. The … Read more