Avenatti Having a Bad Month

[pablow]

May get a Pepsi here, but Dem hero Michael Avennatti fined $4.85 million, bounces $52,235 rent check, law firm evicted, swing and a miss on Kavenaugh bimbo - just not having a good month.

Michael Avenatti was fined $4.85 million on Monday for failing to pay a former colleague at his California law firm.
. . .
This comes on the same day that Avenatti's firm was evicted from its Orange County offices for falling four months behind on rent.
. . .
A Los Angeles court ruled that the firm, Eagan Avenatti, owes Jason Frank and others, including the Internal Revenue Service, millions of dollars. Frank, Avenatti's former colleague, also won a $10 million judgment against the firm in a bankruptcy court case in May.

Avenatti says that he deducted the cost of repairs to the office from his rent, even though his contract stipulates that tenants are not allowed to reduce their rent by making unapproved repairs. Avenatti's landlord told The Times that the firm paid its $52,235 July rent, but that the check bounced.

https://www.businessinsider.com/mic...cted-from-california-law-firm-offices-2018-10​

 

[The Tradition]

Haha... couldn't happen to a more deserving asshole.

 

[Lone Clone]

Even worse, he's criticized Democrats for their position on the caravan. He's losing the few friends he had.

 

[INXS83]

May get a Pepsi here, but Dem hero Michael Avennatti fined $4.85 million, bounces $52,235 rent check, law firm evicted, swing and a miss on Kavenaugh bimbo - just not having a good month.

Michael Avenatti was fined $4.85 million on Monday for failing to pay a former colleague at his California law firm.
. . .
This comes on the same day that Avenatti's firm was evicted from its Orange County offices for falling four months behind on rent.
. . .
A Los Angeles court ruled that the firm, Eagan Avenatti, owes Jason Frank and others, including the Internal Revenue Service, millions of dollars. Frank, Avenatti's former colleague, also won a $10 million judgment against the firm in a bankruptcy court case in May.

Avenatti says that he deducted the cost of repairs to the office from his rent, even though his contract stipulates that tenants are not allowed to reduce their rent by making unapproved repairs. Avenatti's landlord told The Times that the firm paid its $52,235 July rent, but that the check bounced.

https://www.businessinsider.com/mic...cted-from-california-law-firm-offices-2018-10​

Yep. He's qualified to run for POTUS.

 

[Jerome Silberman]

His moment in the sun is burning out exactly as scripted.

 

[Jerome Silberman]

Yep. He's qualified to run for POTUS.

To be fair, the qualifications are a pretty low bar. Naturalized citizen, 35 years of age and pulse.

 

[Rifler]

His ten minutes is up already?,... my how time flies...

 

[JohnBasedow]

Grassley threw him a lifeline today. Bad move in my opinion as this could allow further investigation into Kavanaugh.

 

[Herkmeister]

Karma baby...…….. Pure Karma

 

[Rudolph]

Yep. He's qualified to run for POTUS.

I hope you will appreciate how funny this actually is. Let's see… Trump is well-known for not paying people. Check. Trump is well-known for not paying taxes. Check. Trump is well-known for being sued. Check. So, assuming Avenatti comes to settlements in these transgressions, that Trump-box will be checked. Basically, all we need is to learn that he, too, slept with Stormy and we can save ourselves a lot of trouble and just swear him in.

 

[cigaretteman]

To be fair, the qualifications are a pretty low bar. Naturalized citizen, 35 years of age and pulse.

And he's certainly much more qualified than the pretender currently occupying that office.

 

[Menace Sockeyes]

May get a Pepsi here, but Dem hero Michael Avennatti fined $4.85 million, bounces $52,235 rent check, law firm evicted, swing and a miss on Kavenaugh bimbo - just not having a good month.

Michael Avenatti was fined $4.85 million on Monday for failing to pay a former colleague at his California law firm.
. . .
This comes on the same day that Avenatti's firm was evicted from its Orange County offices for falling four months behind on rent.
. . .
A Los Angeles court ruled that the firm, Eagan Avenatti, owes Jason Frank and others, including the Internal Revenue Service, millions of dollars. Frank, Avenatti's former colleague, also won a $10 million judgment against the firm in a bankruptcy court case in May.

Avenatti says that he deducted the cost of repairs to the office from his rent, even though his contract stipulates that tenants are not allowed to reduce their rent by making unapproved repairs. Avenatti's landlord told The Times that the firm paid its $52,235 July rent, but that the check bounced.

https://www.businessinsider.com/mic...cted-from-california-law-firm-offices-2018-10​

Haha... couldn't happen to a more deserving asshole.

Karma baby...…….. Pure Karma

^ Translation: "Don't you dare mess with our boyfriend!"

 

[Jerome Silberman]

And he's certainly much more qualified than the pretender currently occupying that office.

He's at the very least equally qualified.

 

[Rudolph]

Oh, and 10 or 15 years from now, when Trump is dead, Eric and Don Jr. will be broke and agree to star in the redux of The Apprentice, and Avenatti will naturally be cast in the original group of "apprentices". I can hardly wait.

 

[SoMplsHawkI]

May get a Pepsi here, but Dem hero Michael Avennatti fined $4.85 million, bounces $52,235 rent check, law firm evicted, swing and a miss on Kavenaugh bimbo - just not having a good month.

Michael Avenatti was fined $4.85 million on Monday for failing to pay a former colleague at his California law firm.
. . .
This comes on the same day that Avenatti's firm was evicted from its Orange County offices for falling four months behind on rent.
. . .
A Los Angeles court ruled that the firm, Eagan Avenatti, owes Jason Frank and others, including the Internal Revenue Service, millions of dollars. Frank, Avenatti's former colleague, also won a $10 million judgment against the firm in a bankruptcy court case in May.

Avenatti says that he deducted the cost of repairs to the office from his rent, even though his contract stipulates that tenants are not allowed to reduce their rent by making unapproved repairs. Avenatti's landlord told The Times that the firm paid its $52,235 July rent, but that the check bounced.

https://www.businessinsider.com/mic...cted-from-california-law-firm-offices-2018-10​

Swear him in...

 

[JoelBittner]

How Dems see themselves - hahahahahahahahahahaha

 

[lucas80]

How Dems see themselves - hahahahahahahahahahaha

Unlike you, Avenatti can probably keep a single handle.
And, none of his issues wipe away Trump's crimes.

 

[Mattski]

Unlike you, Avenatti can probably keep a single handle.
And, none of his issues wipe away Trump's crimes.

Avenatti posts here? Is he Huey?

 

[mnole03]

How Dems see themselves - hahahahahahahahahahaha

I mean he’s a sleaze and possibly a gf beater, but he is ten times smarter than Michael Cohen.

 

[JoelBittner]

Avenatti posts here? Is he Huey?

And lucas80/nole3 . . . I mean he is the one taking it personally. Kinda gave the game away.

 

[THE_DEVIL]

 

[obfuscating]

Even worse, he's criticized Democrats for their position on the caravan. He's losing the few friends he had.

Hopefully Stormy paid him in favors.