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Brief Summary Of Nick Gordon's Lawsuits
Lawsuit papers finally served on Nick Gordon. Radar Online, July 14, 2015 reported Nick was just leaving a Longwood, Fla. Starbucks with a whip cream-topped Frappuccino when process server placed a large manila envelope into Nick Gordon’s hands. Someone asked Nick what that was, but Nick replied that he had no idea. He didn’t seem too concerned about the contents as he sat down at a table outside Starbucks. He put the manila envelope on the chair opposite him, and then pulled out his cell phone.
Bedelia Hargrove, conservator for Bobbi Kristina, filed the lawsuit. She accused Nick Gordon of assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, conversion, and quantum meriut/unjust enrichment. In the documents, she accuses Nick of
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