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There is always a back story, to every story........

This one is about the guy who works for Stormy..............or does she work for him.....actually I think he works for CNN........he's on it most everyday......

And of course.......he is threatening to sue the Daily Caller for publishing the story..........perhaps his 5 minutes are almost up.....

 

http://dailycaller.com/2018/05/13/michael-avenatti-past-history/

 

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Michael Avenatti, lawyer for adult film actress Stephanie Clifford, also known as Stormy Daniels, speaks to media outside federal court in the Manhattan borough of New York City, New York, U.S., April 16, 2018. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson Michael Avenatti, lawyer for adult film actress Stephanie Clifford, also known as Stormy Daniels, speaks to media outside federal court in the Manhattan borough of New York City, New York, U.S., April 16, 2018. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson

With Avenatti In The Spotlight, His Own Questionable Past Emerges

 
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Much of the developments surrounding Stormy Daniel’s lawsuit against President Donald Trump have focused on the business dealings of attorney Michael Cohen, but an investigation by The Daily Caller News Foundation reveals that Daniel’s counsel, Michael Avenatti, has his own questionable history.

 

Avenatti’s past is littered with lawsuits, jilted business partners and bankruptcy filings. People who have worked with the lawyer described him to TheDCNF as ruthless, greedy and unbothered by ethical questions.

 

Dillanos Coffee CEO David Morris claimed last Tuesday that Avenatti never paid him for over $160,000 worth of coffee that Dillanos supplied to Avenatti’s company. “So @StormyDaniels hot shot lawyer Michael owes my small company @Dillanos $160,179 for coffee,” Morris wrote on Twitter. “He talks a big talk about integrity. We trusted him.”

 
 
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“Michael Avenatti owned Tully’s coffee. They were a large chain of coffee shops. We are a wholesale roaster. We supplied his coffee. The $160,000 represented only a few weeks worth of beans. We cut him off when he wouldn’t pay, he had to close,” Morris explained in a subsequent tweet.

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The Daily Caller News Foundation on Thursday interviewed Avenatti over the phone on several topics including Morris’s accusations, which Avenatti denied. “I don’t owe Dillanos coffee anything. I personally don’t owe them anything,” he said. “So that’s nonsense.”

But just three hours later, Morris announced that he had deleted his original tweet after working out “an arrangement” with Avenatti.

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A spokesperson for Dillanos told TheDCNF that Dillanos’ new agreement was with Avenatti personally but declined to disclose any details of the arrangement. Avenatti declined to comment on the reported agreement.

 

Avenatti first purchased Tully’s in 2013 after going into business with actor Patrick Dempsey. The pair purchased the coffee chain through a parent company, Global Baristas LLC, closing the deal on June 30, 2013. Dempsey sued Avenatti  less than two months later.

 

“My decision to become a member and manager of Global Baristas was based, in part, on Michael Avenatti’s representation that he would provide both the capital to fund the entire Tully’s acquisition and sufficient working capital to allow Global Baristas to operate the Tully’s Coffee stores once the acquisition was completed,” Dempsey said in an August 20, 2013 affidavit.

 

“Michael Avenatti never notified me that he intended to have or caused Global Baristas to borrow $2,000,000 for working capital, nor did he notify me that he planned to have or caused the company to pledge substantially all, if not all, of its assets to secure any loan,” Dempsey charged. Avenatti denied the accusations but agreed to a settlement just three days later.

 

Avenatti no longer owns Global Baristas LLC, and said he divested from the company last year but remains Tully’s general counsel.

David Nold, a Seattle attorney representing several Tully’s vendors, filed a complaint against Avenatti with the California State Bar on March 26, accusing him of fraud.

 

“In essence, he bought a company out of bankruptcy and then used it for a ‘pump and dump’ scheme to deprive federal and state taxing authorities of millions of dollars,” Nold claimed.

 

Those who have worked with Avenatti describe an individual obsessed with fame and willing to use unethical methods to win a case.

 

“He honestly believes he can get up and say or do anything he wants and there’s no repercussions — largely there’s not,” said one individual who has worked with Avenatti in the past.

 

“I know this guy; he doesn’t care about anybody but himself. He loves the attention. It’s his whole lifestyle.”

 

An individual who worked with Avenatti pointed to his work in a number of high-profile cases like going up against Jim Carey and Paris Hilton as examples of his strategy of garnering as much attention as possible.

 

In the case of Carey, Avenatti represented a family claiming the actor was responsible he was responsible for her drug overdose and subsequent death. That suit was eventually dropped without Avenatti’s client collecting any damages.

 

The setback mirrors another in 2012, where a $41 million verdict he won against accounting firm KPGM was reversed and the consequences of the losses are reflected in his stints at a growing list of various firms.

 

Yet Avenatti hasn’t limited his career to law. Outside of experimenting in artisanal coffee, he’s also dabbled in professional car racing.

 

This strategy, according to those who know him, help Avenatti project an image of success, even if his ventures like  Eagan O’Malley & Avenatti, LLP eventually filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2017.

 

Two other lawyers associated with that firm have cut off business dealings with Avenatti, who now appears to be a solo practitioner.

 

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Correction: An earlier version of this article read that Dempsey sued Avenatti 10 weeks after closing their deal. It has been updated to reflect that Dempsey sued less than two months after closing the deal.

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22 minutes ago, coorslite21 said:

Avenatti’s past is littered with lawsuits, jilted business partners and bankruptcy filings. People who have worked with the lawyer described him to TheDCNF as ruthless, greedy and unbothered by ethical questions.

 

Wow that's amazing... Just change the name and you've got our president... They should hang out together. LOL

 

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5 minutes ago, coorslite21 said:

 

Thought you said you weren't anti Trump........just anti Big Establishment Govt.?........

 

He is part of the establishment... Come on he just made a deal with China's ZTE after being involved in a $500,000 deal for a new resort... And you have seen the list of multi-national companies who have given millions to get access to him through his lawyer. And now we see Qatar was trying to buy in with $1,000,000... Hopefully he didn't take any money from Qatar, that would be a HUGE mistake. How is any of this "Draining the Swamp"? How is this different from the rest of the corrupt politicians? Why are people tolerating any of this? Do Americans want their president cashing in from his position as president?

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Here is a little on Qatar.. Most of our allies in the Middle East have a problem with Qatar, that should tell us something.

 

DOHA – Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan left Qatar on Monday after two days in the Gulf trying to mediate in the worst row among Arab states for years but there was no sign he had made any progress.

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt severed diplomatic and travel ties with Qatar in June, accusing it of supporting Islamist militants. Doha denies the claims.

Turkey has been Qatar’s most powerful ally in the dispute, rushing through legislation to send more troops to its base in Doha as a sign of support.

Kuwaiti and Western efforts to end the crisis have yielded little so far. The four Arab states want Qatar to reduce ties with their arch-foe Iran, close down the Turkish military base and shut the Al Jazeera TV channel, which they view as critical of their governments.

Qatari state news agency QNA said that Qatar’s ruler, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, had “reviewed regional developments, specifically the Gulf crisis and efforts to contain it and to resolve it through diplomatic means...” in talks with Erdogan.

The agency said the talks also covered joint efforts to combat terrorism and reviewed defence and economic cooperation.

UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said Qatar would achieve more by reconsidering its position.

“The Turkish president’s visit did not carry anything new, and the hasty stand his country had taken made neutrality as the best option for Ankara,” Gargash wrote on his Twitter account. “A Qatari review will achieve more than repeated visits.”

Erdogan was the latest senior official to tour the region to try to resolve the crisis. US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and foreign ministers from France, Britain and Germany also toured the area in recent weeks.

Several contingents of Turkish troops with columns of armoured vehicles have arrived in Doha since the crisis erupted on 5 June.

Under a 2014 agreement, Ankara could send in as many as 1,000 troops.

Turkey and Qatar have been important backers of the Muslim Brotherhood movement that has challenged entrenched Arab rulers and Erdogan has his roots in an Islamist political party.

Saudi Arabia and the UAE have designated the Brotherhood a terrorist organisation.

Before he arrived in Qatar, Erdogan visited Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. In Saudi Arabia, he discussed with King Salman “efforts to combat terrorism and its sources of funding”, state news agency SPA said, without elaborating.

 

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12 minutes ago, ladyGrace'sDaddy said:

Yea  and they can't lie to you on the internet:lmao:

 

I guess we differ... You seem to be okay with a president taking payoffs and continuing the corrupt cycle of Washington. I'm not. He was supposed to be different, I guess he is not any different the rest of the swamp dwellers... If I had voted for him I would be pretty upset by his never ending problems, falsehoods and the fact he is doing personal business on our time. But of course we have a new breed of "dreamers" they are called Trumpkins...

 

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6 minutes ago, bostonangler said:

 

He is part of the establishment... Come on he just made a deal with China's ZTE after being involved in a $500,000 deal for a new resort... And you have seen the list of multi-national companies who have given millions to get access to him through his lawyer. And now we see Qatar was trying to buy in with $1,000,000... Hopefully he didn't take any money from Qatar, that would be a HUGE mistake. How is any of this "Draining the Swamp"? How is this different from the rest of the corrupt politicians? Why are people tolerating any of this? Do Americans want their president cashing in from his position as president?

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Here is a little on Qatar.. Most of our allies in the Middle East have a problem with Qatar, that should tell us something.

 

DOHA – Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan left Qatar on Monday after two days in the Gulf trying to mediate in the worst row among Arab states for years but there was no sign he had made any progress.

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt severed diplomatic and travel ties with Qatar in June, accusing it of supporting Islamist militants. Doha denies the claims.

Turkey has been Qatar’s most powerful ally in the dispute, rushing through legislation to send more troops to its base in Doha as a sign of support system" rel="">support.

Kuwaiti and Western efforts to end the crisis have yielded little so far. The four Arab states want Qatar to reduce ties with their arch-foe Iran, close down the Turkish military base and shut the Al Jazeera TV channel, which they view as critical of their governments.

Qatari state news agency QNA said that Qatar’s ruler, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, had “reviewed regional developments, specifically the Gulf crisis and efforts to contain it and to resolve it through diplomatic means...” in talks with Erdogan.

The agency said the talks also covered joint efforts to combat terrorism and reviewed defence and economic cooperation.

UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said Qatar would achieve more by reconsidering its position.

“The Turkish president’s visit did not carry anything new, and the hasty stand his country had taken made neutrality as the best option for Ankara,” Gargash wrote on his Twitter account. “A Qatari review will achieve more than repeated visits.”

Erdogan was the latest senior official to tour the region to try to resolve the crisis. US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and foreign ministers from France, Britain and Germany also toured the area in recent weeks.

Several contingents of Turkish troops with columns of armoured vehicles have arrived in Doha since the crisis erupted on 5 June.

Under a 2014 agreement, Ankara could send in as many as 1,000 troops.

Turkey and Qatar have been important backers of the Muslim Brotherhood movement that has challenged entrenched Arab rulers and Erdogan has his roots in an Islamist political party.

Saudi Arabia and the UAE have designated the Brotherhood a terrorist organisation.

Before he arrived in Qatar, Erdogan visited Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. In Saudi Arabia, he discussed with King Salman “efforts to combat terrorism and its sources of funding”, state news agency SPA said, without elaborating.

 

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I just have two words: "Clinton Foundation". Case closed!

 

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Just now, Indraman said:

 

I just have two words: "Clinton Foundation". Case closed!

 

Indy

 

But Clinton isn't in office... If you've read my posting you know I'm not a Clinton and would have never voted for her... But we are talking about our president... Seriously are you not bothered by any of his actions? 

 

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15 minutes ago, bostonangler said:

 

 

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Here is a little on Qatar.. Most of our allies in the Middle East have a problem with Qatar, that should tell us something.

 

DOHA – Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan left Qatar on Monday after two days in the Gulf trying to mediate in the worst row among Arab states for years but there was no sign he had made any progress.

Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt severed diplomatic and travel ties with Qatar in June, accusing it of supporting Islamist militants. Doha denies the claims.

Turkey has been Qatar’s most powerful ally in the dispute, rushing through legislation to send more troops to its base in Doha as a sign of support system" rel="">support.

Kuwaiti and Western efforts to end the crisis have yielded little so far. The four Arab states want Qatar to reduce ties with their arch-foe Iran, close down the Turkish military base and shut the Al Jazeera TV channel, which they view as critical of their governments.

Qatari state news agency QNA said that Qatar’s ruler, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, had “reviewed regional developments, specifically the Gulf crisis and efforts to contain it and to resolve it through diplomatic means...” in talks with Erdogan.

The agency said the talks also covered joint efforts to combat terrorism and reviewed defence and economic cooperation.

UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said Qatar would achieve more by reconsidering its position.

“The Turkish president’s visit did not carry anything new, and the hasty stand his country had taken made neutrality as the best option for Ankara,” Gargash wrote on his Twitter account. “A Qatari review will achieve more than repeated visits.”

Erdogan was the latest senior official to tour the region to try to resolve the crisis. US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and foreign ministers from France, Britain and Germany also toured the area in recent weeks.

Several contingents of Turkish troops with columns of armoured vehicles have arrived in Doha since the crisis erupted on 5 June.

Under a 2014 agreement, Ankara could send in as many as 1,000 troops.

Turkey and Qatar have been important backers of the Muslim Brotherhood movement that has challenged entrenched Arab rulers and Erdogan has his roots in an Islamist political party.

Saudi Arabia and the UAE have designated the Brotherhood a terrorist organisation.

Before he arrived in Qatar, Erdogan visited Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. In Saudi Arabia, he discussed with King Salman “efforts to combat terrorism and its sources of funding”, state news agency SPA said, without elaborating.

 

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Because most of your post is about Qatar.........I think you have missed this aspect to why it is important to the US......of course Turkey would like to see this base of 11,000 moved to their country.......It really doesn't matter what other countries think.....Qatar serves as a benefit to US policy in the region.....that's why the US is there.

 

https://www.alaraby.co.uk/english/news/2018/1/30/qatar-plans-massive-expansion-of-us-military-base

 

 
 
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Qatar plans massive expansion of US military base at Al Udeid

Al Udeid is currently the largest US military base in the Middle East. [Getty]

Date of publication: 30 January, 2018

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Qatar is planning a huge expansion of an American airbase in the country which currently holds around 11,000 military personnel, Defence Minister Khalid bin Mohammad al-Attiyah said on Monday.
 

Al Udeid is currently the largest US military base in the Middle East and is critical to US air operations in the region.

 

The planned expansion will add 200 housing units for officers and their families, al-Attiyah said.

 

"We have a big plan to expand Al Udeid to make it permanent," Al Attiyah said at an event held by US-based think-tank the Heritage Foundation.

 

"Colleagues in the US Department of Defence are reluctant to mention the word permanent, but we are working from our side to make it permanent.

 

"We are planning for a 2040 Vision in the military-to-military cooperation with the United States in all aspects whether it is in the Air Force, Navy or the land force."

 

The US moved its military operations to Qatar from the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia in 2003 shortly after the invasion of Iraq.

 

Last year Qatari and US armed forces held joint training exercises in Doha which American officials said reinforced "the enduring military-to-military" partnership between the two countries.

 

"Qatar is strategically placed. Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria - these are all hotspots in the region. I am not exaggerating when I say 80 percent of aerial refuelling in the region is from Udeid," al-Attiyah said.

 

"We're the ones that keep your birds flying."

 

Attiyah also stressed that Qatar is keen to the end GCC crisis and that the US could play a pivotal role.

 

"At the moment, I think the only person who can solve the GCC crisis is President Trump. And I think he can solve it in a phone call," the Qatari defence minister said.

 

On 5 June, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt severed diplomatic and economic ties with gas-rich Qatar, accusing it of links to extremist groups.

 

Saudi Arabia then issued Qatar with a list of demands, including shutting down media outlets Al Jazeera and London-based The New Arab, curbing relations with Iran, and closing a Turkish military base in the emirate.

 

Qatar denies the charges and says the boycott is aimed at curtailing its sovereignty.

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And yet, when all is said and done, Trump still bedded a porn star ,unbeknownst to his wife, for the tidy fee of 130K.....undisputed fact.  And before the deniers roll in claiming otherwise, innocent men do not pay hush money....certainly "double down" Donald would never pay if he were innocent.

 

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Actually Shabs I thing Kill Bill and Trump's sexual exploits are abhorrent. For me the only difference is Kill Bill denigrated the White house with his exploit and to my knowledge sexually Trump has not. 

The fact both men cheated on their wives is disgusting. 

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15 minutes ago, Sage449 said:

Actually Shabs I thing Kill Bill and Trump's sexual exploits are abhorrent. For me the only difference is Kill Bill denigrated the White house with his exploit and to my knowledge sexually Trump has not. 

The fact both men cheated on their wives is disgusting. 

 

Agreed on all points, Sage.  The fact that evangelicals give him a pass though, is also disgusting.  Sorry, spent my daily allotment of pluses already....owe you a few..

 

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1 hour ago, Shabibilicious said:

And yet, when all is said and done, Trump still bedded a porn star ,unbeknownst to his wife, for the tidy fee of 130K.....undisputed fact.  And before the deniers roll in claiming otherwise, innocent men do not pay hush money....certainly "double down" Donald would never pay if he were innocent.

 

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Sorry, I rolled in to comment...it all may be as you say....but none of us know the facts.....we are passing judgement on appearances... wealthy people are sued very often....sometimes for no good reason.......often times they pay to make it go away.....the reason being that court costs and damage to a reputation would cost more than a settlement...for those rich & famous there are a lot of gold diggers out there.....Gold digger Stormy was paid.....she got what she asked for.....and then had buyers remorse because Cohen had paid more for other  clients....who had a lower net worth.....Stormy made a deal.....even signed statements that said she never slept with Trump..........then enters the loud mouth Avenatti....you think he really cares about his client....he is more of a political operative...and this thread was started about him....btw....where is all of this evidence he was going to produce?.....the guy is a joke...and his 5 minutes of fame are almost up.....and Stomy's payday will be higher appearance fees.....We shouldn't make brash statements on appearances....it is not our right to judge...CL

 

 

 

 

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15 hours ago, bostonangler said:

 

But Clinton isn't in office... If you've read my posting you know I'm not a Clinton and would have never voted for her... But we are talking about our president... Seriously are you not bothered by any of his actions? 

 

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Ch3ckm@t3!

 

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Just a little more.......

 

CNN needs to screen their messiah's better...... the ones  they find in their quest to bring down Trump......

 

Any bets we'll be seeing much less of this guy on the tube........poor Stormy......she has put her money on another man that will end up being a let down......JMO

 

Avanatti originally lost the case and $4,1 million Judgement was granted......he missed the first payment which resulted in the Judgement being bumped up to $10 million.......

 

And by agreement........he can't appeal that......smart guy.......

 

Guess we understand his desperation better now.........trying to safe his own ash........

 

His last statement in the article is priceless............CL

 

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-05-22/michael-avenatti-hit-with-10-million-judgment-in-law-firm-spat

 

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Avenatti’s Old Law Firm Hit With $10 Million Judgment

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May 22, 2018, 3:29 PM EDT Updated on May 22, 2018, 6:07 PM EDT
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Michael Avenatti exits from Federal Court in New York on April 16. Photographer: Victor J. Blue/Bloomberg

The law firm founded over a decade ago by the attorney taking on Donald Trump and his longtime fixer Michael Cohen on behalf of an adult film star got socked with a $10 million judgment in an unrelated dispute with a former law colleague.

 
 

A federal bankruptcy judge in Santa Ana, California, granted a motion for judgment Tuesday against Michael Avenatti’s former law firm, Eagan Avenatti LLP. The California lawyer has been making headlines for the past two months representing Stephanie Clifford, better known as Stormy Daniels, in a bid to void a $130,000 hush agreement with Trump.

 
 

The claim against Avenatti’s old firm, which is winding down, was brought by Jason Frank, who argues he’s owed millions of dollars in profits and fees for his work. His claim ended up in bankruptcy court because a purported creditor filed an involuntary petition against the Avenatti firm in Florida and, according to Frank, Avenatti used the bankruptcy protection to prevent an arbitration trial on his claim.

 
 
 

Avenatti and Frank settled the claim in December for $4.9 million, according to court documents. Avenatti personally guaranteed the money would be paid, but the first settlement payment of $2 million wasn’t made by the May 14 due date, according to Frank. The alleged default allowed Frank to seek a $10 million judgment against the firm, according to court filings. Tuesday’s ruling can’t be appealed.

 
 

Stormy Daniels’s Lawyer Defends Release of Cohen Bank Data

Avenatti, who says he’s secured more than $1 billion in recoveries for clients, founded Eagen Avenatti LLP in 2007 with three offices in California, according to his website. The firm’s victories include a $454 million verdict last year against Kimberly-Clark Corp. and its spinoff Halyard Health Inc. over the safety of some of their surgical gowns.

 
These days Avenatti is fighting to participate in a New York federal case over evidence seized from the office of Trump’s longtime personal attorney, Cohen, who arranged the hush payment to Clifford just before the 2016 election. His new firm in Newport Beach, California, is called Avenatti & Associates APC, although he still uses his Eagen Avenatti email.

 

The bankruptcy judgment is "completely irrelevant" to Clifford’s lawsuit, Avenatti said. It "has nothing to with the case. Who cares?"

 

(An earlier version of this story corrected the identity of the debtor to Avenatti’s firm.)

 

 

 

 

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