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In the early 1980s, Dreier was named a partner at Rosenman. In 1987, he married a Rosenman associate named Elisa Peters. He and his wife separated in 2000, around the time that Dreier broke with a partner and started his own firm.
In 2000, Solow decided to litigate for ownership of a $10 million oceanfront house in East Hampton. Peter Morton, co-founder of the Hard Rock Cafe restaurant chain, had signed a contract to purchase the home from Dr. Gary Feldstein. Solow tried to break their contract and buy the place himself. Years of litigation ensued. Dreier filed suits in state courts in Manhattan and Suffolk County, in federal court in both the Eastern and Southern Districts of New York, in bankruptcy court in Florida, and in several corresponding appellate courts. “He had a certain glibness, this certainty that he could get away with that which other lawyers couldn’t”, says Feldstein’s lawyer, Kevin Smith, whom Dreier named as a defendant in one of the suits. “He was like Gatsby without the charm.” In 2003, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, citing their “extensive history of persistent, repetitive, and vexatious litigation”, ordered Solow and Dreier to pay double costs to Morton and Feldstein. The litigation cost Solow an estimated $6 million in legal fees, much of it going to Dreier.
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