On Tuesday, 11 new civil lawsuits were filed against the brothers under an extension of New York City’s Gender Animal Violence Act. The majority of plaintiffs allege that they had been drugged before Alexander attacked them.
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The legal battle against Tall, Oren and Aron Alexander continues, with 11 more women suing against one or more brothers over allegations of sexual assault in New York on Tuesday.
The civil suit was filed in bulk, with 10 plaintiffs named “Jane Doe,” and the 11th time was filed by a woman named Leah Peters. Antigon Curris of the Curris Law and Andrew Van Earthdale of the Ava Law Group represent women.
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“We look forward to these survivors moving forward, confronting the abusers and pursuing justice on their behalf,” Curris said in an emailed statement.
In total, the Alexander brothers defend themselves against 17 civil cases. The former star gorgeous broker and Oren are listed as defendants in four cases and two additional cases respectively, while Aron, a civil security executive, is one of the defendants in the suit. The accusations of the attack range across Miami, Manhattan and Moscow.
Jenny Wilson and Richard Crew, who represent Oren, told The New York Times that the lawsuit constituted “the last money hand.”
“Oren establishes the innocence of this coordinated attack driven by financial goals in all instances,” they said.
All three brothers were arrested in Miami in December on federal charges for conspiring to commit sex trafficking and sex trafficking. They are currently being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, where Sean “Diddy” Combs is also being held on a similar charge.
When she appeared in court on February 7, US lawyer Aide Elizabeth Espinosa said she interviewed about 60 individuals who the government allegedly had been attacked by at least one brother over the years.
All three brothers pleaded not guilty. Their federal trial is scheduled for January 2026.
In the latest lawsuit, the oldest claim against the brother dates back to 2010. The other was just as recent as October 2019. Seven lawsuits stated that the woman was given something to drink before the assault, and then realized that she was probably under drugs. .
In Peters’ complaints, she claims she met Oren at a party in Miami in 2018. After offering to offer her a tour, Oren is said to have led Peters to the bedroom.
Another complaint describes a woman who met TAL at a Manhattan nightclub in 2014. Two days later, Tal invited her on a date and asked her to meet him for a drink in his apartment before going to the event. Shortly after her arrival, Tal thrusted her into the bedroom where she allegedly undressed and sexually assaulted her. He is said to have told the woman that he could “see himself” because there are events he would attend.
The lawsuit is filed under an extension of New York City’s Gender-Motivated Violence Act. This allows survivors of gender-based violence to file old sexual assault claims beyond the limit law. The extension deadline is February 28th, 2025.
“These men walked the streets, brought the women back to their apartments and treated them in the worst way I could imagine,” lawyer Arsdale told NYT. “The lives of these women are forever changed because of their actions, and under the law they have the right to hold them accountable.”
Similarly, the AVA Law Group represents more than 50 men and women who filed sexual assault claims against the “Diddy” comb. The company also represents 30 allegedly victims of Combs, with the Curie Act and Buzby law firm.
Last week, the lawyer who previously represented Tall and Oren said that considering the brother’s imprisonment in Brooklyn, the brothers are unable to pay him any unpaid bills and are almost impossible to communicate. He resigned from the incident, claiming that.
