Ad Boys Deutsch And Dworin In Legal Bitch Fight

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Steve Dworon, who worked with Donny Deutsch at Deutsch/Dworin from 1991 to 1994, is suing Donnie Deutsch for defamation and a breach of an agreement the two had that barred each from being nasty to each other for the rest of their live’s. It seems Donnie said some unkind things about Steve in his new book, Often Wrong, Never in Doubt. The battle, which began in the pages of Page Six last week, has all the making of a crappy TV movie: office infighting, name calling, publicity whoring, crying…yes, crying, and promised revelations as to why Dworin really left Deutsch back in 1994. Hmm. We’re not going to postulate lest we suffer tha wrath of defamation suites ourselves but we’re happy to let you all speculate wildly in comments as to what’s really going on between the two.

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