Tutor is “a victim of Oren Alexander\u2019s ruthless abuse of women,” the suit says. <\/p>\n
An attorney for Alexander rejected Tutor’s allegations and called them false. <\/p>\n
The suit alleges that Tutor was drugged at a dinner in New York City in 2014 and blacked out and that a friend found her in a men\u2019s bathroom stall with Alexander kissing her and his shirt open.<\/p>\n
Tutor also alleges in the suit that she woke up in someone else\u2019s hotel room and was sexually assaulted. She does not name the person.<\/p>\n
Her suit alleges that Alexander drugged her drink at the 2014 Manhattan dinner, which was pitched to her as a networking and recruitment event to work with a top real estate broker at a Los Angeles office.<\/p>\n
Tutor’s suit accuses Alexander of sexually assaulting her in the restroom.<\/p>\n
Tutor\u2019s lawsuit was filed as Oren Alexander, his twin, Alon Alexander, and their older brother, Tal Alexander, await a jury’s verdict in a federal trial on charges that include sex trafficking.<\/p>\n
The jury in that case began deliberating Thursday. All three brothers have pleaded not guilty.<\/p>\n
Oren Alexander’s attorney, Jason Goldman, called Tutor’s allegations false.<\/p>\n
“Ms. Tutor and her counsel have timed the filing of this salacious and demonstrably false lawsuit for maximum media impact, choosing the eve of jury deliberations in the federal trial despite the fact that the allegations are more than a decade old and have already been aired publicly,” Goldman said.<\/p>\n
Tutor’s suit alleges that Oren Alexander committed a \u201ccrime of violence motivated by gender\u201d under New York law. <\/p>\n It also alleges a violation under the Trafficking Victims Protection and Reauthorization Act and says Oren Alexander enticed her to come to New York City, where he assaulted her.<\/p>\n Tal Alexander and Oren Alexander are prominent real estate brokers, selling luxury properties in Miami and New York City. Alon Alexander is an executive at a private security company owned and operated by his family.<\/p>\n Prosecutors have accused the three brothers of working together and with others to repeatedly drug, sexually assault and rape women over the course of a decade.<\/p>\n They have denied the allegations and pleaded not guilty. <\/p>\n![\"Oren](\"https:\/\/media-cldnry.s-nbcnews.com\/image\/upload\/t_fit-760w,f_auto,q_auto:best\/rockcms\/2026-03\/260305-oren-alexander-vsb-2028-fa27f3.jpg\")