Michael Shvo notches another legal win against Core Club
Michael Shvo picked up a win in his legal fight with the exclusive Core Club at 711 Fifth Avenue. A judge recently found the members-only venue in contempt of an order to check IDs of visitors in the lobby, Crain’s reported. The order was issued in December and Shvo asked the club to be held in contempt at a hearing last month. A lawyer for the developer asked the judge to fine the club $250 for each day it failed to follow the order, which would add up to a $13,000 penalty. The lawyer also called on the club to […]
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