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Priscilla Presley's ex-business partners sue her for more than $50 million, alleging fraud

Priscilla Presley’s former business partners have filed a lawsuit seeking more than $50 million in damages, alleging fraud and breach of contract.

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Priscilla Presley Accused of $50 Million Fraud in Dispute With Former Business Partners

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Priscilla Presley Accused of Hastening Lisa Marie's Death for Financial Gain

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Priscilla Presley Locked in Feud With Former Business Partners

A lawyer for Ms. Presley, Marty Singer, condemned the allegation in a two-page statement in which he called the new filing “one of the most shameful, ridiculous, salacious and meritless lawsuits I ha...

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Priscilla Presley faces $50-million L.A. lawsuit from former business partner

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Priscilla Presley spent years fighting her former business partners over money. Then they dropped a medical bombshell

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Priscilla Presley Hits Back At $50 Million Lawsuit Claiming She Let Her Daughter Die

They alleged that she "ignored Lisa's health complaints before she suffered cardiac arrest and later quickly took her off of life support."

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Suit alleges Priscilla Presley withdrew Lisa Marie medical care to regain Elvis estate

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Priscilla Presley Accused of Withdrawing Medical Care From Lisa Marie Before Her Death in New Lawsuit

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Priscilla Presley Sued for $50 Million Amid Power Struggle Over Graceland Business Empire

Elvis Presley's ex-wife is mired in litigation over her handling of her name, image and likeness rights.

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Priscilla Presley's legal battle with her former business partner heats up with new $50 million suit

After first filing a breach of contract suit against Priscilla Presley in Florida, Brigitte Kruse, her former business partner sues Presley in Los Angeles for $50 million, alleging Elvis' ex-wife is an "opportunist.

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Priscilla Presley Sued for $50 Million by Partners She Accused of Elder Abuse

They want the truth out, and they want to be vindicated,” a lawyer for the business partners tells Rolling Stone