Judge Valerie Caprioni shut down the brothers’ motion to dismiss, and they are poised to attend trial in January. Details on their defamation lawsuit against “The Real Deal” are also now available.
Source: Inman News
Alexander brothers denied motion to dismiss sex-trafficking charges
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