ith his wife. Gosman's assets, which include an extensive collection of artwork, could total as much as $70 million and will be sold later. Without Lessen's ruling, Luzinski would have had a much harder time selling Gosman's estate, said David Cimo, special counsel for the trustee. "We would have been

d losing them in bankruptcy. Gosman has denied any wrongdoing, saying he made the property transfers in 1999, well before he filed for bankruptcy. Lessen is expected to rule in the next two months whether Gosman made improper transfers, a decision that will affect how much money will be available to c

p with his wife. Gosman's assets, which include an extensive collection of artwork, could total as much as $70 million and will be soldlater. Without Lessen's ruling, Luzinski wouldhave had a much harder time selling Gosman's estate, said David.Cimo, special counsel for the trustee. "We would have been th

ch as $70 million and will be sold later. Without Lessen's ruling, Luzinski would have had a.much harder t