Flamboyant astrologer Walter Mercado's stars were aligned when a federal jury found that he broke a contract with his former management companies but did not owe a penny of the millions of dollars sought for lost profits and damages. Mercado's attorney, Carlos A. Velasquez, said he never had a jury find a client broke contractual obligations but owed nothing. A fixture on Univision's "Primer Impacto," Mercado is known as much for his ostentatious, Liberace-like style as his reading of the stars.
February 03, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Flamboyant astrologer Walter Mercado‘s stars were aligned when a federal jury found that he broke a contract with his former management companies but did not owe a penny of the millions of dollars sought for lost profits and damages.
Mercado’s attorney, Carlos A. Velasquez, said he never had a jury find a client broke contractual obligations but owed nothing.
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