The legacy of Anna Nicole Smith, who died Thursday, could take years to untangle. Smith's battle over her late husband's oil fortune with the family of his son grinds on in Texas. And there is a pending class action suit against Smith and TrimSpa Inc., alleging the company's marketing of a weight-loss pill with Smith as spokeswoman was false and misleading. In addition, a judge on Friday refused to order an emergency DNA test on Smith as part of a paternity suit involving her infant daughter.
February 12, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
With major legal issues undecided, Anna Nicole Smith’s legacy could take years to untangle and could leave her baby daughter with millions of dollars or nothing at all.
Smith’s battle over her late husband J. Howard Marshall II’s oil fortune with the family of his son grinds on in Texas. And there is a pending class action suit seeking unspecified damages against Smith and TrimSpa Inc., alleging the company’s marketing of a weight-loss pill with Smith as spokeswoman was false and misleading.
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