Overview
- The estate filed court papers accepting Fred Goldman’s creditor claim for $57,997,858.12 plus judgment interest as an agreed amount.
- Executor Malcolm LaVergne says Goldman first sought more than $117 million and contends the interest calculations were incorrect.
- The estate plans to pay what it can through auctions of Simpson’s property and is working to recover items it says were stolen.
- LaVergne says only the IRS and Goldman claims have been accepted, with federal tax obligations prioritized ahead of other creditors.
- The State of California must sue to pursue an approximately $636,945 claim, and LaVergne will ask the court to grant Goldman an administrative fee for his guidance.