Trump Organization Is Reportedly Suing Marc Fisher for Allegedly Skipping Out on $1.5 Million in Ren

[Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin]

Former President Donald Trump’s company is reportedly taking Marc Fisher Inc. to court.

According to Bloomberg, which obtained a copy of the lawsuit, the Trump Organization Inc. filed a complaint against the shoemaker on Wednesday in Manhattan Supreme Court. It claimed that Marc Fisher skipped rent payments and now owes $1.47 million in rent over a 2015 lease at the Trump Tower in New York City.

Marc Fisher’s showroom occupied the 21st floor and part of the 22nd floor at the mixed-use skyscraper, which is located in Midtown Manhattan and serves as the headquarters for the Trump Organization. Bloomberg reported that the monthly rent of the space was $144,936, with a security deposit of nearly $49,000.

Marc Fisher previously served as the footwear licensing partner of Ivanka Trump, daughter of the former United States president and senior advisor to his administration, until she shut down her namesake line nearly three years ago. In its story, Bloomberg noted that Marc Fisher was the third-largest tenant in Trump Tower after Gucci America Inc. and the Trump Organization as of July 2019.

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/trump-organization-reportedly-suing-marc-212500289.html

Sounds like he learned how to be a deadbeat from the best.

[DURHAM D]

1. tee hee

[Blue Owl]

2. Back atchya Diarrhea Donny!

[malaise]

7. They're all full of shit

That is all

[Ziggysmom]

3. I find it hilarious that tRumpy had to move to Florida because New Yorkers hate him so much.

Hope all his tenants treat him like he treated his and his dads poor tenants over the years.
What goes around comes around.

[Cicada]

4. Shoe show room on 21st floor? Takes an entire floor and a half?

Ok I have seen shoes on an upper floor of a department store but I’m not sure I would go to the 21st floor. And how much space do you need to display shoes?

[Princess Turandot]

6. I'm guessing that it's a business-to-business trade showroom, not a store..

Retailers would visit to consider whether or not they wanted the company's upcoming product lines, and if so, which ones.

There are numerous places like this in NYC. Some of them will also sell retail to individuals who manage to find them, but many do not.

[Coventina]

5. Pot meet kettle n/t