A bitter battle involving photographs of a topless woman, charges of sexual discrimination and extortion took a new turn Wednesday when a Manhattan judge sanctioned a lawyer for bringing what he called a harassing lawsuit against his adversary.
After attorney Douglas H. Wigdor allegedly refused to return racy images of Sandra Piedrabuena Abrams unless his clients were paid $2.5 million to settle claims of harassment, Abrams’ lawyer, Ronald M. Green, sued Wigdor and his firm, calling the demand “nothing short of blackmail.”
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