Epstein Secrets

e U.S. Virgin Islands. • In 2006, Mr. Epstein settled a Florida Circuit Court case with an artwork consignor. • In 2007, an action commenced in New York Supreme Court by the liquidating trustee of a limited partnership against Mr. Epstein as trustee of one of the limited partners was dismissed with prejudice. •

istrict Court for the Southern District of Florida with a marine contractor. • In 2010, a case brought by a contractor against Mr. Epstein in the Virgin Islands Superior Court was dismissed and referred to Arbitration, which the contractor determined not to pursue. • In 2010, Mr. Epstein settled a sales contract dispute

or, the dealer and Mr. Epstein over ownership of artwork which Mr. Epstein purchased for good value from the dealer. • An action was commenced in New York Supreme Court by the liquidating trustee of a limited partnership to recover distributions made several years earlier to a limited partner on the basis of audite

Arbitration. The contractor did not pursue the matter in Arbitration. • In 2010, Mr. Epstein successfully settled a sales contract dispute in the Virgin Islands Superior Court with a seller who refused to honor the sales agreement and counterclaimed against Mr. Epstein. • In 2011, Mr. Epstein and his company received a s

or, the dealer and Mr. Epstein over ownership of artwork which Mr. Epstein purchased for good value from the dealer. • An action was commenced in New York Supreme Court by the liquidating trustee of a limited partnership to recover distributions made several years earlier to a limited partner on the basis of audite

Arbitration. The contractor did not pursue the matter in Arbitration. • In 2010, Mr. Epstein successfully settled a sales contract dispute in the Virgin Islands Superior Court with a seller who refused to honor the sales agreement and counterclaimed against Mr. Epstein. • In 2011, Mr. Epstein and his company received a s

e U.S. Virgin Islands. • In 2006, Mr. Epstein settled a Florida Circuit Court case with an artwork consignor. • In 2007, an action commenced in New York Supreme Court by the liquidating trustee of a limited partnership against Mr. Epstein as trustee of one of the limited partners was dismissed with prejudice. •

istrict Court for the Southern District of Florida with a marine contractor. • In 2010, a case brought by a contractor against Mr. Epstein in the Virgin Islands Superior Court was dismissed and referred to Arbitration, which the contractor determined not to pursue. • In 2010, Mr. Epstein settled a sales contract dispute

or, the dealer and Mr. Epstein over ownership of artwork which Mr. Epstein purchased for good value from the dealer. • An action was commenced in New York Supreme Court by the liquidating trustee of a limited partnership to recover distributions made several years earlier to a limited partner on the basis of audite

Arbitration. The contractor did not pursue the matter in Arbitration. • In 2010, Mr. Epstein successfully settled a sales contract dispute in the Virgin Islands Superior Court with a seller who refused to honor the sales agreement and counterclaimed against Mr. Epstein. • In 2011, Mr. Epstein and his company received a s

or, the dealer and Mr. Epstein over ownership of artwork which Mr. Epstein purchased for good value from the dealer. • An action was commenced in New York Supreme Court by the liquidating trustee of a limited partnership to recover distributions made several years earlier to a limited partner on the basis of audite

Arbitration. The contractor did not pursue the matter in Arbitration. • In 2010, Mr. Epstein successfully settled a sales contract dispute in the Virgin Islands Superior Court with a seller who refused to honor the sales agreement and counterclaimed against Mr. Epstein. • In 2011, Mr. Epstein and his company received a s