Trope

Trope is seeking more than $160,000 in legal fees for work his firm provided for Smith from October 2006 to March 2007, according to a creditor's claim filed with Los Angeles County Superior Court on Wednesday.

Archive 2007-11-04 Bill Crider 2007

You mark my words, Sorrell Trope is the real story here.

Anna Nicole Smith Update Bill Crider 2007

Trope is seeking more than $160,000 in legal fees for work his firm provided for Smith from October 2006 to March 2007, according to a creditor's claim filed with Los Angeles County Superior Court on Wednesday.

Anna Nicole Smith Update Bill Crider 2007

I mean, the two biggest boneheads in history and Sorrell Trope is right there in the middle of 'em.

Anna Nicole Smith Update Bill Crider 2007

Another Trope which is called Metalepsis, signifying a different thing by a synonym (O. xv.

Essays and Miscellanies 2004

Trope tells TMZ ... when Brooke and Charlie signed a property settlement agreement back in May ... they agreed to wait a full year before officially filing for divorce.

Brooke Mueller 'BLINDSIDED' By Divorce Papers The Huffington Post News Team 2010

Trope says Brooke made the agreement because "she didn't want to make trouble for Charlie," who was in the throes of a trial for allegedly assaulting Brooke in Aspen.

Brooke Mueller 'BLINDSIDED' By Divorce Papers The Huffington Post News Team 2010

Next week: Look both ways, or Laff Offal, or Trope Report

Week 889: Tour de Fours neologism contest: Make up a word containing the block of letters P, O, L and E The Empress 2010

Wow, that was the most Trope heavy thing I have ever said.

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Brooke Mueller feels utterly betrayed by Charlie Sheen, according to her lawyer, Sorrell Trope.

Brooke Mueller 'BLINDSIDED' By Divorce Papers The Huffington Post News Team 2010