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Tracy Tutor Files Lawsuit Against Oren Alexander Amid Ongoing Criminal Trial
3/6/2026, 2:25:18 AM
Allegations of Sexual Assault and Drugging
Tracy Tutor, a star of Bravo's "Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles," has filed a civil lawsuit against Oren Alexander, a prominent real estate broker, accusing him of sexual assault and drugging her during a 2014 recruitment event in New York. This lawsuit was filed on the same day that a federal jury began deliberations in a criminal trial against Alexander and his brothers, Tal and Alon, who face charges related to sex trafficking and sexual abuse. Tutor's allegations add to a growing list of accusations against the Alexander brothers, with over 60 women reportedly having come forward with similar claims.
In her lawsuit, Tutor recounts being flown from Los Angeles to New York for a Douglas Elliman recruitment dinner, where she was handed a "large, pink cocktail" that she did not order. After consuming the drink, she blacked out and later woke up in an unfamiliar hotel room, naked and surrounded by blood. According to the lawsuit, a friend, Cory Weiss, found her in a men's restroom stall with Alexander, who was allegedly kissing her and touching her inappropriately.
Context of the Lawsuit
The lawsuit comes at a critical time, as the Alexander brothers are currently on trial for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting numerous women over a decade-long period. Prosecutors have described a systematic approach to targeting women, using drugs and their status in the real estate industry to facilitate their alleged crimes. Tutor's claims, while not part of the criminal case, echo the broader allegations against the brothers.
Tutor's attorney, Roberta Kaplan, has indicated that the memories of the incident resurfaced for Tutor after other victims began to speak out in 2024. The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages and a jury trial.
Official Statements & Responses
Oren Alexander's attorney, Jason Goldman, has vehemently denied Tutor's allegations, labeling the lawsuit as "salacious and demonstrably false." He criticized the timing of the lawsuit, suggesting it was strategically filed to gain media attention and influence the ongoing criminal proceedings. Goldman stated, "This appears to be nothing more than a transparent attempt to create headlines and taint the proceedings at a critical moment." He expressed confidence that the jury would focus on the evidence presented in court rather than on what he described as "opportunistic litigation tactics."
Criticism & Opposition
Critics of Tutor's lawsuit argue that the timing raises questions about her motivations, especially given that the allegations are over a decade old and have been previously reported. Goldman emphasized that the allegations against Alexander have already been aired publicly, suggesting that the lawsuit may serve more as a media strategy than a legitimate legal claim.
What's Next
As the federal trial against Oren, Tal, and Alon Alexander continues, with jury deliberations expected to conclude soon, the outcome could have significant implications for Tutor's civil case. The legal proceedings surrounding the Alexander brothers are closely watched, as they face serious charges that could result in lengthy prison sentences. The civil lawsuit filed by Tutor adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing legal battles faced by the Alexander family.
