Seven lawsuits were filed this week against one or more of the Alexander brothers, who are facing multiple accusations of sexual assault in both civil and criminal court.
The newest allegations against Tal Alexander and his brothers, Oren Alexander and Alon Alexander, who are twins, came this week in a flurry of last-minute claims all brought against the men as a legal window for decades-old allegations is closing. Two of the lawsuits were filed on Friday night to meet a midnight deadline.
The Alexanders are collectively now facing at least 24 lawsuits, deepening the legal troubles for the brothers once known for their jet-setting lifestyles fueled by the work of Tal Alexander and Oren Alexander in the luxury residential real estate.
In the latest batch of lawsuits, the net of allegations has widened to include their parents; Douglas Elliman, the real estate brokerage where Tal Alexander and Oren Alexander once worked; the Alexander family business; and the owner of an estate in the Hamptons who frequently hosted parties that the brothers attended.
The claims add new twists to the maze of sexual assault allegations against the brothers who were arrested in December in Miami Beach on federal sex-trafficking charges. Currently jailed in New York, they are scheduled to go to trial early next year.
All three have pleaded not guilty.
Just a few years ago, the brothers were fixtures of a social circuit in Miami and Manhattan, making their nightlife adventures part of their brand. Tal Alexander and Oren Alexander were among the country’s most prominent real estate agents, while Alon Alexander, who ran the family business Kent Security Services and did not work in real estate, accompanied them on the circuit.
Their current plight has shaken the luxury real estate industry, as more women have come forward with allegations.
One of the lawsuits, filed jointly by five women on Friday morning, describes sexual assaults in both New York and Florida dating as far back as 2009. In one alleged assault, a woman filing as Jane Doe says that in Miami in 2017, Alon Alexander drugged her and tried to force her to have sex, and when she said no and told him she was on her period, he “forcefully ripped out her tampon” and forced her to instead perform oral sex on him.
That lawsuit also accuses Douglas Elliman, where Tal Alexander and Oren Alexander were top brokers for a decade, of enabling and facilitating what the women describe as the brothers’ “sex-trafficking ring.” The brokerage’s longtime chief executive, Howard Lorber, “was well aware” the brothers were sexually abusing women, the women claim in the lawsuit, and they “could not and would not have sex-trafficked all of these women without the financial and other resources provided by their parents, defendant Shlomi Alexander and defendant Orly Alexander, and their company, defendant Kent Security Services.”
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