Floyd is suing Dr. James Andrews and other doctors for $180 million. The suit alleges that Floyd suffered permanent nerve and muscle damage as a result of arthroscopic surgery on his right knee on September 22, 2016. The $180 million is what Floyd believes his NFL earnings would have been, based on what the top defensive tackles in the league are projected to make throughout their careers. He never signed another contract besides his rookie deal....

Ace Hood is an American rapper who was originally signed to DJ Khalid’s label in 2008 before working as an independent artist beginning in 2015. Early Life Antoine Franklin McColister was born on May 11, 1988, in Port St. Lucie, Florida. He was raised by his mother, who is of Haitian origin, in Deerfield Beach, Florida. He grew up with his younger cousin, Ty Barton, and attended Deerfield Beach High School....

Early Life and Education Al Davis was born on July 4, 1929 in Brockton, Massachusetts to Jewish parents Louis and Rose. He had a brother named Jerry. In 1934, the family moved to Brooklyn, New York when Louis found success in the garment manufacturing trade. There, Davis went to Erasmus Hall High School, from which he graduated in 1947. He subsequently attended Wittenberg College in Springfield, Ohio for a semester before transferring to Syracuse University....

He created the Genesis Demo in The Wrath of Khan. In 1986 he co-founded Pixar with financing from Steve Jobs. Smith cofounded Altamira Software in 1991 and left Pixar. In 1994 he became the Graphics Fellow at Microsoft until he retired in 1999. He wrote and directed the short Andre and Wally B. in 1984 and won two Academy Awards for Scientific and Engineering.

Gurwitch has since hosted “Not Necessarily the News”, “Best Of…”, “You’re Invited”, “Wa$ted!”, and “The Dream Team with Annabelle and Michael”. She’s also acted on a handful of TV shows, including “Dexter”, “Medium”, “Seinfeld”, and “Boston Legal”. Gurwitch has appeared in several movies, including “The Shaggy Dog”, and later wrote, produced, directed, and acted in 2007’s “Fired!”, a documentary about 25 people who got the axe from their jobs. She is the author of her memoir, “I See You Made An Effort: Compliments, Indignities and Survival Stories from the Edge of 50”, and co-wrote a book with her husband, “You Say Tomato, I Say Shut Up”....

Along with his father, Curly, he set up the lumber products company back in 1949. They took it public in 1969, and again made it private four years later. A major acquisition of land, he made in 1988 when he bought 522,000 acres from Santa Fe Southern Pacific Railroad with a $460 million loan.

Early Life Atticus Shaffer was born Atticus Ronald Shaffer on June 19, 1998, in Santa Clarita, California. Atticus is the son of Debbie and Ron Shaffer, who named him after Atticus Finch from “To Kill a Mockingbird.” Shaffer was born with a genetic disorder called type four osteogenesis imperfecta, which causes a short stature and brittle bones. In 2010, Atticus spoke to “People” magazine about living with osteogenesis imperfecta, stating, “It’s a small portion of me and nothing more....

That’s mostly due to the work of Irving Picard, the New York attorney who’s in charge of liquidating Madoff’s assets and seeing his victims get as much of their money back as possible. If such an effort strikes you as unusual, you aren’t wrong, as bankruptcy lawyer Kathy Bazoian Phelps explains: “That kind of recovery is extraordinary and atypical.” Phelps says that in most Ponzi schemes victims are lucky to get anything at all back, and that most recoveries range anywhere from five to 30 percent of lost funds....

Beth Shak was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on November 8, 1969. Growing up she was always interested in fashion. She ran her own vintage and couture business for ten years. However, she ultimately found more success and fame in the poker world. She began playing poker online with “play money”, participating in tournaments on Full Tilt Poker’s site. She turned professional in 2004 and played the circuit for the next 13 years....

From 1988 to 1989 he starred as Dr. James Shepherd on the series Starting from Scratch. Daily also appeared in several films and TV episodes including Bewitched, The Farmer’s Daughter, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Love, American Style, CHiPS, The Love Boat, Trapper John, M.D., ALF, Newhart, Bob, Caroline in the City, Horrorween, and more. In 2005 he won a TV Land Icon Award for The Bob Newhart Show and was also nominated for Favorite Nosy Neighbor on for the same series....

His biggest sale to date was the $335 million sale of a block on Oxnard Steet in Woodland Hills, California. In addition to his real estate ventures, Safai is an enthusiastic poker player. He was part of the 2011 Hollywood Poker Scandal involving actors Tobey Maguire, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Ben Affleck. Safai allegedly owed close to one million dollars and settled for less than half before he was hit with a lawsuit....

Botti became noticed with the release of his 2001 album Night Sessions. He typically plays jazz or pop and can blend the styles together. He has been nominated for a Grammy Award for his 2008 album Italia and three for his 2010 live album Chris Botti In Boston. Botti won the Grammy Award for Best Pop Instrumental Album in 2013 for Impressions. He has released 10 studio albums. He has also worked with Sting, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Richard Marx, Burt Bacharach, Gladys Knight, Andrea Bocelli, Yo-Yo Ma, Steven Tyler, Josh Groban, and John Mayer....

Reportedly, the courts want the Lauritas to repay $7.8 million dollars to creditors. The Lauritas are contesting this ruling. Their home also fell into foreclosure and subsequent IRS issues arose. In further legal troubles, fellow RHONJ player Johnny Karagiorgis is suing the Lauritas for the RHONJ’s Moxie Salon/Posche 2 opening brawl (from the 2013 season)-an incident in which Karagiorgis believes producers and cast members conspired against him to lure him into a confrontation and that the fight was pre-meditated for a storyline....

She has also written multiple scripts, serves on the board of Grub Street, Inc., and is a founding member of the American Film Institute National Council. She is the current host for “Back Story” on the CBS Show, “Style Boston”, and formerly hosted “Open Book Club” for New England Cable News.

He worked for Orange County Choppers until 2007, when he moved to V-Force Customs, where he currently works with Vincent DiMartino. During his time with Orange County Choppers, he appeared on the reality show surrounding the shop, called, “American Chopper”. He subsequently sued the shop for continuing to use his likeness on merchandise and in advertising after he’d begun working for V-Force Customs. In 2010, he also began working for PJD, the custom shop opened by Paulie Jr....

Montogomerie broke into the Top-10 of the Official World Golf Rankings in 1994, and spent nearly 400 weeks there over the course of his career, peaking at number two. Montgomerie is considered to be one of the best players to have never won a major. He’s finished second or tied for second five times: three in the U.S. Open, and once each in The Open Championship and PGA Championship. Montgomerie has been involved in eight Ryder Cup events, sinking the winning putt in 2004 and captaining the 2010 team to a 14½-13½ victory....

The majority of the art is stored in a facility near the airport in Geneva, Switzerland. They have amassed their fortune from buying and selling the pieces at profit. They are also involved in extensive currency and commodities trading. In addition to having an eye for art, David Nahmad is also the 2006 Backgammon World Champion, and is known for betting incredibly large amounts of money on the game.

He was eventually tried and convicted of receiving unusually high bonuses and paychecks totaling more than $80 million. He was also convicted of illegally receiving $14 million worth of art and fraudulently authorizing a $20 million payment to a Tyco investment banker. He was sentenced to serve 8 to 25 years in prison at Mid-State Correctional Facility. Dennis Kozlowski’s most famous extravagances included a $30 million NYC apartment that was paid for by Tyco....

Early Life and Education Dianna Agron was born on April 30, 1986 in Savannah, Georgia to Jewish parents Mary and Ronald. She has a younger brother named Jason. Due to her father’s career as a general manager of Hyatt hotels, Agron moved often with her family, living in various hotels growing up. She was raised first in San Antonio, Texas and then in Burlingame, California. At a very young age, Agron began dancing, and later on performed in local and school musical theater productions....

Mack served in the United States Army as a First and Second Lieutenant. He has been the Senior Partner of The Mack Company from 1963 to 2004 and since 2006. Mack has also been the Chairman and CEO of the New York State Council of the Arts. He has been involved with Thoroughbred horse racing and breeding since 1963. Earle I. Mack’s house in Palm Beach that is worth $40 million....