A celebrity matchmaker may have met his
match in a disgruntled divorce lawyer who is seeking monetary damages for fraud
and breach of contract. Business Insurance
reports:
In a suit filed last week in the
Manhattan Supreme Court, Julie Hyman calls matchmaker Matt Titus a “fraud,”
claiming that instead of a promised eight dates with “highly educated men with
entrepreneurial spirit that were single and not in relationships,” as well as
dating coaching and feedback, she received just “two fake date matches” and no
feedback for the $8,000 she paid upfront.
Mr. Titus counters that he did all he
could to find suitable matches for Ms. Hyman.
According to court papers, Ms. Hyman
turned to the matchmaker — who was one of the stars of reality dating show
“Matched in Manhattan” — after finding it difficult to meet people.
The divorce lawyer says she was
referred to Mr. Titus by celebrity matchmaker Amy Laurent, who is endorsed by
no less than Oprah Winfrey.
It remains to be seen for whose side
the law will rule — but all, it transpires, truly may not be fair in love and
war.
By: Robert R. Beauchamp
Law Office of Robert R Beauchamp
bob@ocdlaw.com
23120 Alicia Pkwy
Second Floor
Mission Viejo, CA 92692
Tel: 949-370-8000
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