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Harvey Weinstein Faces Retrial in Manhattan on Rape and Assault Charges, Opening Statements Imminent

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New York — The retrial of Harvey Weinstein on charges of rape and sexual assault is set to commence this Wednesday with opening statements in a Manhattan court. This follows the overturning of his 2020 conviction by New York’s highest state appeals court. Weinstein, a formerly prominent film producer and co-founder of Miramax studio, faces renewed allegations including one count of rape and two counts of committing a criminal sexual act. At 73, Weinstein has entered a not guilty plea, staunchly denying all accusations of assault or non-consensual sexual relations. His initial conviction marked a … Read more

Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman Announces Class Action Lawsuit Against Manhattan Associates Over Alleged Securities Violations

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New York City, NY – Investors have initiated a class action lawsuit against Manhattan Associates, Inc., alleging that the software company misled them about its financial forecasts. The lawsuit, which was filed by the law firm Bronstein, Gewirtz & Grossman, LLC, targets certain officers of Manhattan Associates and claims violations of federal securities laws. The legal action involves all parties that bought or acquired Manhattan Associates securities between October 22, 2024, and January 28, 2025. The suit focuses on claims that Manhattan Associates provided overly optimistic financial guidance throughout the period in question. Initially, company … Read more

Conservative Lawyer’s Nonprofit Sells Manhattan Property, Securing Close to 70% in Profits

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New York — A conservative lawyer’s charity organization recently achieved a windfall, selling a Midtown Manhattan townhouse for nearly 70% more than it paid three years ago, a substantial financial gain highlighting the fluctuating dynamics of New York City’s real estate market even amidst economic uncertainties. The company, founded by the lawyer to facilitate conservative legal principles, had acquired the property in 2019 for about $13 million. Profit from real estate investments can vary widely in New York City, where property values are influenced by numerous variables including market trends, locale renovations, and the economic … Read more

Manhattan Judge Rejects Bail for Alexander Brothers in High-Profile Sex Trafficking Case

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NEW YORK — In a significant ruling on Wednesday, a Manhattan judge refused to grant bail to the Alexander brothers, who are embroiled in a serious federal sex trafficking case. The siblings, noted luxury real estate agents in both Miami Beach and Manhattan, are facing allegations of using their wealth and prominence to exploit women sexually, charges they vehemently deny. The denial of bail by U.S. District Judge Valerie E. Caproni followed an intense and lengthy hearing that spanned three hours, during which defense arguments and contentious claims were fervently debated. The hearing highlighted the … Read more