No Labels Is Getting Sued by Its Own Donors for Its Third-Party Chicanery
A pair of deep-pocketed real estate moguls aim to hurt the organization that wants to hurt Joe Biden’s chances.
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A pair of deep-pocketed real estate moguls aim to hurt the organization that wants to hurt Joe Biden’s chances.
Two members of the Durst real estate family are suing the centrist political group No Labels, saying its pursuit of a possible third-party presidential bid is a breach of contract.
Donors "should not have to stand idly by while their dollars are used to threaten democracy," Douglas and Jonathan Durst allege in the lawsuit.
Two members of the powerful Durst real estate family in New York have sued the centrist group No Labels, accusing it of pulling a “bait and switch” by seeking donations for a bipartisan governing group and then moving to fund a third-party presidential candidacy. The breach of contract and “unjust enrichment” suit was filed in New York State Supreme Court on Tuesday by the chair and president of the Durst Organization, Douglas and Jonathan Durst, who are cousins. It seeks damages and reimburseme
"Two members of the powerful Durst real estate family in New York have sued the centrist group No Labels, accusing it of pulling a 'bait and switch' by seeking donations for a bipartisan governing group and then moving to fund a third-party presidential candidacy," the New York Times reports."Th