Epstein Secrets

tioned name to Lefkowitz. I told him that he was mutual friends with two people whom I respected. I also told Lefkowitz that worked at the Shook, Hardy, and Bacon firm, and that he had worked with Guy Lewis, another of Epstein's attorneys. Later, Lefkowitz called me and said that he had checked on

Dershowitz. In connection with the federal investigation, Epstein added former Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr and Jay Lefkowitz from Kirkland and Ellis, former U.S. Attorney Guy Lewis, former Assistant U.S. Attorneys Lilly Ann Sanchez and Michael Tien, and Massachusetts defense attorney Martin Weinb

name to Lefkowitz. I told him that he was mutual friends with two people whom I respected. I also told Leflcowitz that Ocariz worked at the Shook, Hardy, and Bacon finn, and that he had worked with Guy Lewis, another of Epstein's attorneys. Later, Leflcowitz called me and said that he had checked on

showitz_ In connection with the federal investigation, Epstein added Rimier Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr and Jay Lcfkowitz from • Kirkland and Ellis, former U.S. Attorney Guy Lewis, former Assistant U.S. Attorneys Lilly Ann Sanchez and Michael Tien, and Massachusetts defense attomcy Martin Weinbe

failed to advise the Plaintiff as to Specialty's financial troubles. (Id.) The Plaintiffs claims are firmly grounded in tort, even more so than in Hardy, because the claims here involve duties arising primarily from the circumstances of the working relationship between the parties. See infra § III.C

51245, at *5 (S.D. Ala. Nov. 17, 2014). A duty to disclose often arises when there is a confidential or fiduciary relationship between the parties. [Ellis v. tuck, 409 F. Supp. 1151, 1157 (RD. Ala. 1976), WM, 546 F.2d 643 (5th Cir. 1977).] The Alabama courts do not seem to lotus on the "designation of