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Bouveng v. NYG Capital LLC et al
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October 05, 2017
PE CEO's Appeal Left Hanging By Final Judgment Delay
A New York federal judge on Thursday declined to issue a final judgment in the $5.7 million employee defamation verdict against private equity CEO Benjamin Wey, saying a pending breach of contract claim overlaps the defamation claim, creating a risk of piecemeal appeals.
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May 25, 2016
NY Global Intern Gets Help Collecting $6M From 'Stalker' CEO
A New York federal court Wednesday issued a writ of execution that could potentially assist former New York Global Group intern Hanna Bouveng in collecting a $5.7 million judgment against Benjamin Wey, the now-indicted private equity captain who was found liable for defaming and stalking his former employee.
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April 07, 2016
Ex-Intern Takes Damages Deal In Case Against 'Stalker CEO'
Former New York Global Group intern Hanna Bouveng on Thursday declined a new trial in her retaliation and harassment case against the private equity firm's CEO, Benjamin Wey, accepting a $12.3 million reduction in civil damages against the "stalker CEO" who now faces criminal charges.
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March 31, 2016
'CEO Stalker' Gets New Trial If Ex-Intern Refuses $12.3M Cut
The former New York Global Group intern who won an $18 million verdict in a suit accusing private equity CEO Benjamin Wey of harassment and stalking must agree to a reduced award of about $5.7 million or face a new damages trial, a New York federal judge ruled Thursday.
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July 09, 2015
Judge Backs $18M Award To Ex-Intern In 'Stalker' CEO Case
A New York federal judge on Wednesday upheld a jury award of about $18 million to former New York Global Group intern Hanna Bouveng, who claimed she was sexually harassed and stalked by private equity CEO Benjamin Wey, while rejecting the plaintiff's preliminary injunction bid as moot.
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June 29, 2015
'Stalker' CEO Hit With $18M Verdict For Attacks On Ex-Intern
A Manhattan federal jury said Monday that private equity CEO Benjamin Wey is liable for defaming, sexually harassing and retaliating against former New York Global Group intern Hanna Bouveng, whose lawyer branded Wey a "stalker," awarding her $2,000,001 in compensatory and then $16,000,003 in punitive damages.
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June 26, 2015
NY Jury Gets Ex-Intern's Stalking Case Against Financier
A New York federal jury begin deliberating Friday whether financier Benjamin Wey is liable for sexual harassment, a campaign of stalking and vicious public attacks on former intern Hanna Bouveng, asking for evidence about his alleged demand for "tangible love" from the 25-year-old Swede in exchange for her job.
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June 23, 2015
Ex-NYC Intern Tells Of CEO's Terrifying Stalking Campaign
Former intern Hanna Bouveng told a Manhattan federal jury Tuesday that she "felt free" after being fired by her former boss, New York Global Group CEO Benjamin Wey, but that freedom quickly turned into a nightmare as he began to stalk her, and her family and friends, and commenced a campaign of vicious public attacks against her.
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June 22, 2015
Fired NYC Intern Talks Of CEO's Relentless Sexual Pressure
Former intern Hanna Bouveng told a Manhattan federal jury Monday that she gave in to the sexual advances of financier Benjamin Wey in December 2013 after months of pressure, testifying in her $850 million defamation, retaliation and discrimination suit that the New York Global Group CEO controlled her job, apartment and U.S. visa prospects.
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June 02, 2015
Assault Claims Cut From $850M NYG Capital Harassment Suit
A New York federal judge kept alive a former NYG Capital LLC intern's $850 million suit against the company and subsidiary FNL Media, tossing assault and battery claims but ordering NYG to face the allegations of defamation, sex discrimination, hostile work environment and retaliation.