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Attorney Charles J. Harder helped Hogan and Peter Thiel take down Gawker last year. The lawyer who represented Hulk Hogan and took down Gawker.com last year is now targeting its sister site, Jezebel, on behalf of a life coach, the New York Post reports.

How much did Hulk Hogan sue Gawker for?

The settlement marks the end of a four-year battle between Hogan and Gawker, which published clips of a sex tape featuring the celebrity in 2012. Earlier this year, a Florida jury found awarded Hogan more than $140 million in damages after it found that Gawker had invaded his privacy by publishing the tape.Dec 13, 2016

Who did Hulk Hogan sleep with?

The initial lawsuit was filed on October 15 by Hogan, who claimed he had consensual sex six years ago with Heather Clem. He was married at the time, but claimed to have already suffered from marital issues with his then-wife, Linda. At that time, Bubba Clem offered the romp to his best bud.

Did Hulk Hogan sleep with Bubba the Love Sponge's wife?

"On the occasion that I had sex with someone other than him, yes," Cole replied. But, Cole said, she and the former WWE heavyweight champ were unaware they were being filmed in a bedroom at Bubba's home — one of at least three occasions she slept with the Hulkster.Mar 16, 2016

Is Bubba the Love Sponge still married?

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Who is the lawyer for Hulk Hogan?

Bell, whose real name is Randall James Busack, is being represented by Charles Harder, the lawyer who helped Hulk Hogan win a $140 million judgment in his invasion of privacy lawsuit against Gawker over the publishing of a sex tape.

Who is Terry Bollea?

Hogan, a former pro wrestler whose real name is Terry Bollea, reached a $31 million settlement in November with the gossip website, which filed for bankruptcy in June 2016 and was sold to Univision in August for $135 million.