Christine Taylor

Gagosian Seeks Dismissal of Perelman’s ‘Popeye’ Lawsuit

Gallery owner Larry Gagosian asked a New York judge to dismiss billionaire Ron Perelman’s lawsuit accusing Gagosian of using his position in the art world to negotiate secret deals and manipulate art prices.

Perelman Wins $48.7 Million From Rennert in Billionaires’ Fight

Investor Ronald Perelman won a judge’s tentative ruling ordering fellow billionaire Ira L. Rennert to pay $48.7 million in a dispute over a company that makes Humvee vehicles for the U.S. military.

Revlon to Pay $9.2 Million to Settle Share-Exchange Suits

Revlon Inc. officials agreed to pay more than $9.2 million to resolve investors’ claims that Ronald Perelman, the controlling shareholder, shortchanged them in a deal designed to acquire common stock he didn’t already own.

Ron Perelman, Ex-Wife Ellen Barkin's Applehead Pictures Settle Litigation

Billionaire Ronald Perelman and his former wife, actress Ellen Barkin , settled their dueling claims involving her film production company, Applehead Pictures LLC.

Perelman, Gagosian Gallery Sue Each Other Over Art Sales

Ronald Perelman and Gagosian Gallery Inc. sued each other over payment for the billionaire’s purchases of contemporary art.

Perelman’s ‘Popeye’ Spurs Accusations of Secret Deals at Gallery

Gallery owner Larry Gagosian is accused in two lawsuits, including one brought by billionaire Ron Perelman over a $4 million sculpture named “Popeye,” of using his position in the art world to negotiate secret deals, push clients around and manipulate prices for contemporary works.

Perelman Trial Turns Into Fight Over E-Mail Deletion Habits, Contracts

Billionaire Ronald Perelman is unlikely to testify as his firm, MacAndrews & Forbes Holdings Inc., defends a $16 million breach-of-contract claim by his former lieutenant, Donald Drapkin.

JPMorgan, DoubleLine, UBS, Tyco, RBS in Court News

JPMorgan Chase & Co. , Bernard Madoff’s “primary banker,” was sued for $6.4 billion by the trustee liquidating the imprisoned con man’s former firm.

Perelman Prompts Speculation Lowest Bid Gets Biggest Price Rise: Real M&A

Ron Perelman is trying to complete the least expensive buyout of a holding company in eight years, prompting speculation that traders can extract the biggest price increase of any U.S. deal from the billionaire.

Philadelphia Inquirer Lenders Win Bankruptcy Auction With $139 Million Bid

Lenders to Philadelphia Newspapers LLC, the bankrupt owner of the Philadelphia Inquirer, won an auction for control of the publisher against a group led by billionaire Ronald Perelman after almost 30 hours of wrangling.

"These allegations were false when he first made them, false when he withdrew the unsupported lawsuit, and are still false today."

- Christine Taylor on Jan 19, 2013

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