Avenatti's visage should have tipped viewers off to the fact they were watching one of the most unctuous cultural ambulance chasers in recent memory.

The verdict was returned Friday by a Manhattan federal jury after it deliberated charges of attempted extortion and honest services fraud.

US District Judge Paul G. Gardephe said allegations of lies and deceit involving Avenatti's past clients are 'highly relevant.'

Court documents called the high-profile attorney 'a substantial danger to the community' and said that he should not be granted bail.

Those debts were owed to former clients, one of more former law partners, both of his ex-wives for child and spousal support in arrears, and an unidentified lawyer.

Host Alex Trebek couldn't help but throw a bit of shade at celebrity lawyer Michael Avenatti during an episode of 'Jeopardy!'

'I am extremely pleased that the two counts alleging I engaged in a conspiracy against Nike have just been dismissed by Trump's DOJ.'

It’s been the talk of the town since Saturday. The New York Times, in its continual quest to undermine anyone who could be a threat to Roe v. Wade, ran […]

'Hooray!!! Another waste of legislative time and American taxpayer money.'

Avenatti's lawyers claim that his demand for $22.5 million from the athletic-wear giant was actually just a bit of legal manuvering..