De La Hoya accuser ordered to pay his legal bill | Inquirer Sports

De La Hoya accuser ordered to pay his legal bill

/ 07:47 AM September 02, 2012

Oscar De La Hoya, president of Golden Boy Promotions, addresses the audience during the Amir Khan v Danny Garcia’s press conference at ESPN Zone At L.A. Live on June 4, 2012 in Los Angeles, California. AFP FILE PHOTO

NEW YORK – A woman who claimed to have been intimidated by boxer Oscar De La Hoya during a wild night at a New York City hotel has now been ordered to pay his legal bill, after a judge said her lawsuit was “frivolous” and malicious.

A Manhattan court ruled Friday that model Angelica Cecora owes $12,000 in legal fees to the former welterweight champion.

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The judge had previously ruled that Cecora’s lawsuit was meritless, and said it appeared to have been filed only to harass the boxer.

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Cecora’s lawsuit had accused De La Hoya of a variety of perverted behaviors during a night of consensual sex, but stopped short of accusing him of forcing her to do anything against her will.

Her lawyers say she will appeal.

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