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Michael Avenatti was $15M in debt when he sought $25M from Nike in extortion plot: prosecutors
December 26 2019, 08:00
California attorney Michael Avenatti was deeply in debt, owing money to former clients, former law partners and two ex-wives – for alimony and child support -- when he tried to extort $25 million from sports apparel giant Nike, federal prosecutors claim.
Source: FOX News
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