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San Antonio shop files defamation suit against attorney Martin Phipps for saying it sold stolen goods

San Antonio shop files defamation suit against attorney Martin Phipps for saying it sold stolen goods
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Strange Court Saga For Martin Phipps Takes A Stranger Turn

/ Martin Phipps and Caroline Duesing at an art gala. Phipps claims his ex-girlfriend sold clothes belonging to his business through a consignment store. He sued the consignment store but not Duesing last month. Martin Phipps who is both the county’s co-counsel on its lawsuit against opioid manufacturers and the subject of an investigation over alleged telephone harassment while under the influence of drugs finds himself at the center of another controversy. His company, Holy Spirits LLC, sued the consignment store Too Good To Be Threw over hundreds of pieces of clothing that his ex-girlfriend sold, allegedly without the company’s permission.

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Martin Phipps company behind S A s Paramour bar accuses consignment shop of selling stolen goods

Martin Phipps company behind S.A. s Paramour bar accuses consignment shop of selling stolen goods FacebookTwitterEmail San Antonio attorney Martin Phipps’ legal odyssey just took another odd turn. Phipps who earlier this year was arrested on suspicion of harassing his then-wife and later secured a protective order against a former law partner in a high-profile public feud is now suing a consignment store for allegedly selling “hundreds of articles of clothing” stolen from his company. Phipps’ Holy Spirits LLC, which does business as Paramour, the swanky rooftop bar located above his firm’s law office at 102 Ninth St. along the River Walk, seeks at least $250,000 in damages from consignment shop Too Good to be Threw.

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