Dita Von Teese Wants Her Money Back From Hurricane Sandy
Sep 28, 2013 20:16
So someone give Dita Von Teese her money back because mother nature just had to take a crap. Dita Von Teese is suing her insurance broker von teese over Hurricane Sandy.
Dita just filed the suit against Momentous Insurance Brokerage, claiming one of her strip shows in New York was canceled last October due to the superstorm ... and Momentous failed to get her the appropriate insurance to cover her expenses.
Dita claims she spent $96,920 in prep costs for the show (props, costumes, hotel accommodations, etc.) and it all went down the drain when the show was 86d.
According to the lawsuit, filed by her attorney Keith Fink, Dita says she should have had something called non-appearance insurance, which covers natural disasters like storms, but Momentous didn't get it for her. And even more infuriating... Dita says the coverage is standard in the entertainment business.
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