Brothers Tal and Oren Alexander made a name for themselves in luxury real estate before facing criminal charges
Week 3 of the trial featured testimonies of alleged victims as well as a woman who claimed that she had witnessed 2 of the brothers raping a woman in the Hamptons
For those who didn't catch the coverage since allegations first surfaced in spring 2024 — or for those who need a refresher — these are the key points to keep in mind as the trial starts Monday
The former luxury broker and his ex-security executive twin brother have been charged with a new count of sexual abuse by physical incapacitation. Their trial is scheduled for Jan. 26
Judge Valerie Caprioni shut down the brothers' motion to dismiss, and they are poised to attend trial in January. Details on their defamation lawsuit against 'The Real Deal' are also now available
The waterfront home on one of the Sunset Islands was listed for rent last week by Corcoran's Isaac Lustgarten, who previously worked with the Alexanders at Official. The home spans 4,267 SF
The embattled brothers can now say they have one legal action behind them. Terms of the settlement were not immediately disclosed
Being imprisoned hasn't stopped the former Official Partners broker from telling his estranged wife to 'think twice' about moving forward with divorce, pledging 'war' if she doesn't comply
The brothers have filed a counterclaim against the white-label firm, alleging that it manufactured events surrounding their disassociation from Side. They also opposed Side's motion for contempt
The company's unique value proposition lies in its 3-tiered structure, founders said, where sales, advisory services and capital investment can all be handled by in-house talent
A handful of luxury properties in Miami owned by Oren, Tal and other family members are reportedly being shopped around by their father, luxury developer Shlomy Alexander
Lawyers Michael Betz and Grayson Marshall III said in a court filing on Wednesday that the brothers had failed to pay outstanding invoices billed to them and were near incommunicado
Kotler has been with Elliman for more than 30 years, and will return to work in sales alongside his brother and son on the Kotler Team in NYC following a tumultuous period for western operations
Despite offering exorbitant bail packages, the brothers failed to sway prosecutors that they should be granted bond. They will be detained until their trial
Tal's parents offered a bond 'in any amount.' Meanwhile, Side filed a preliminary injunction against Oren and Tal, and the DOJ has asked Douglas Elliman for more information