Director Woody Allen has won a round in his seemingly unending legal tug-of-war with his former producer Jean Doumanian and her production company Magnolia Productions. Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Bernard J. Fried has ordered Doumanian to pay Allen attorney fees and costs of more than $95,000. Doumanian made several objections to the motion for attorney fees, including that it was unreasonable for Loeb & Loeb to use two partners to prepare its motion to enforce the original settlement.
August 11, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Director Woody Allen has won another round in his seemingly unending legal tug-of-war with his former producer Jean Doumanian and her production company Magnolia Productions.
In two separate decisions, Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Bernard J. Fried has ordered Doumanian to pay Allen attorney fees and costs of more than $95,000.
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