Brunei's notorious "Playboy Prince" Jefri Bolkiah looked on Nov. 9 as his legal fight with some former advisers went to trial in Manhattan, promising jurors a peek at the life of a royal renowned for surrounding himself with such luxuries as gilded toilet-paper holders. They'll peer into a palatial hotel, elaborate estates and multimillion-dollar deals -- even if they may be the only people in town who can't get a look at the life-sized, erotic statues once kept at one of his properties.
November 11, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
It involves royalty, loyalty, big money, supposedly illicit transactions and sexually explicit statues. In other words, it’s not your average lawsuit.
Brunei’s notorious “Playboy Prince” Jefri Bolkiah looked on Nov. 9 as his legal fight with some former advisers went to trial, promising jurors a peek at the life of a royal renowned for surrounding himself with such luxuries as gilded toilet-paper holders.
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