Court Rules in Favor of Feldman, 'Octomom' Needs To Give Ring Back
A court ruling on the civil lawsuit between Broomall resident and celebrity boxing promoter Damon Feldman and 'Octomom' Nadya Suleman was held on Jan. 9.
BROOMALL–A hearing was scheduled on Wednesday morning before Magisterial District Judge Robert D'Agostino in District Court #32-1-24 in regards to a civil lawsuit between Broomall resident and celebrity boxing promoter Damon Feldman and 'Octomom' Nadya Suleman. Suleman and her attorney were nowhere in sight at Wednesday morning's court hearing in Broomall. According to court employees, Suleman's attorney had called the court to try and push back the hearing. In addition, Suleman never signed the court documents that were sent to her, said a court employee. A ruling was announed by mid-afternoon on Wednesday. According to a court employee, the judge had ruled in favor of Feldman in the civil lawsuit against Suleman. Since Suleman and a …
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dave eagen
1:47 pm on Monday, January 7, 2013
ha i find it funny the guy who stole charity donations for the police now wants their help and a criminal calling someone else the same is a joke. get a real job feldman more ›