Neiman Marcus Divorce: Woman Sues Neiman Marcus For Fraud In Love Triangle

DALLAS — A Dallas-area woman has found Neiman Marcus’ generous return policy lacking, saying the luxury retailer wouldn’t let her return $1.4 million worth of tainted items – many of them gifts her husband purchased from a store employee with whom he was allegedly having an affair.

Patricia Walker is suing Neiman Marcus, claiming fraud against the retailer. The lawsuit alleges that many of the items were presented as gifts to Walker from her husband, bought with Walker’s credit from her long-time personal shopper, who received a hefty commission from the sales.

But Walker’s attorney insists the lawsuit isn’t about spite.

“This is not about revenge,” Mark Ticer, Walker’s attorney, said Thursday. “This is about accountability and getting them to step up and do the right thing.”

Neiman Marcus spokeswoman Ginger Reeder said corporate policy prevents her from commenting on litigation. The retailer’s return policy, as posted on its website, says customers may return, for credit, any items with which they “are not completely satisfied.”

In court documents, Neiman Marcus and employee Favi Lo denied the allegations and said Walker’s deceptive trade practices claim is groundless.

Read More: The Huffington Post

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