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Kanye West Slapped With Nearly $200,000 in Legal Fees and Costs in Malibu Mansion Fiasco
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
Plaintiff Tony Saxon was previously awarded $140,000 for injuries suffered while working at the rapper-producer’s $57 million Malibu beach home
Plaintiff Tony Saxon was previously awarded $140,000 for injuries suffered while working at the rapper-producer’s $57 million Malibu beach home
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