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Bethenny Frankel Sued Over Skinnygirl Cocktails

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May 28 2018, Updated 10:14 a.m. ET

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By Jen Heger

RadarOnline.com Legal Editor

Bethenny Frankel is being sued for $100 million dollars by her former manager.

The former Housewife and a business partner took in a reported $120 million last March in a deal for their Skinnygirl Cocktails with giant Fortune Brands.

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Not part of that transaction was Doug Wald and his company Raw Talent. In his lawsuit against Frankel, Wald claims he had a verbal contract with Frankel to be her manager and that he helped her launch Skinnygirl Cocktails.

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The lawsuit states, "In August 2008, Frankel expressly and unambiguously requested Raw Talent's counsel and advice in order to market and develop Frankel's low calorie Skinnygirl cocktail line. After months of providing career guidance to Frankel, and managing her professional affairs, she was able to execute a deal for the Skinnygirl Cocktail Brand."

He claims she fired him in November, 2008, just days before she launched the line. It proved to be a monster success and has made Frankel a multi-millionaire.

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Raw Talent is seeking damages in excess of $112 million, legal fees, and other costs associated with the lawsuit.

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