The case against Real Housewives of Atlanta‘s Drew Sidora for using “scare tactics” to avoid paying an alleged debt has been dismissed.
Us Weekly reported that the Plaintiff, Claudia Gregory, and Drew, the defendant, have gone back and forth in court for months. The women were set for a trial on November 20, but the case was dismissed beforehand.
Legal deets:
Claudia filed a claim against Drew in a Georgia court in February. She claimed she provided the RHOA personality a loan for $23,543, which was to be repaid. According to Claudia, Drew only paid back $12,543 and still owed $11,500.
Drew’s lawyer JJ Poole stated, “Please be advised that our client categorically denies all allegations set forth by Claudia Gregory.”
In the suit, Claudia claimed Drew refused to pay her outstanding balance. She was also accused of using “scare tactics” to “coerce” her into accepting less money than what was owed.
Claudia attached an alleged cease and desist that Drew’s assistant sent her on November 9. The letter read, “Your repeated calls, text messages, and threats directed at Drew Sidora, her team, family members, and friends are unacceptable. They must cease immediately.”
The letter continued, “We are aware of breaches you have committed against [the NDA]. While we will address these violations in detail once the [loan is paid off], please understand that your conduct has irreparably damaged the relationship between you and [Sidora].”
“Due to your behavior and NDA violations, Drew Sidora can no longer trust or communicate with you.”
Gregory’s lawsuit demanded $11,300 in damages.
