The case imploded last week with the accusers voluntarily dismissing the suit.
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Travolta's attorney Martin Singer said he didn't want to talk about the case's effect on Travolta's career — the actor just completed filming a movie with Robert De Niro and is involved with other high-profile projects — but said that from a legal standpoint, his client had achieved a complete victory: "You couldn't ask for anything better when two people drop their lawsuits.
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Last week both clients fired Okorocha, withdrew their cases and hired Gloria Allred. The media-savvy veteran said the men were still weighing whether to proceed with legal action. Okorocha responded Monday with a suit accusing Allred of poaching his clients. She said in a statement that she planned to countersue him for defamation.
Okorocha said he doesn't regret taking the case, though it has come with costs.
After the scandal broke, a disgruntled former client bought the domain name okorieokorocha.com and set up a site disparaging Okorocha's legal abilities. Okorocha is suing him.
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