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This week on The Broke and the Beautiful, former University of Miami booster Nevin Shapiro’s bankruptcy trustee is racking up the recoveries. Also, rapper Young Buck might face bankruptcy liquidation, and B.B. King’s Blues Club is still grappling with its Las Vegas landlord.

This week on The Broke and the Beautiful, a company formerly headed by “L.A. Law” actor Corbin Bernsen took its drama to bankruptcy court, and the Los Angeles Dodgers were sued by Fox Sports over broadcasting rights. Also, MLB threatened to toss the team from the league if owner Frank McCourt can’t step up to the plate.

This week on The Broke and the Beautiful, creditors of the Los Angeles Dodgers seek to hire investment bankers, Lenny “Nails” Dysktra pleads not guilty to indecent-exposure charges, and a special-effects company fades to black for good.

This week on The Broke and the Beautiful, sports news abounds. The estate of the late crooner Frank Sinatra wants a voice in the Los Angeles Dodgers’ future, the Texas Rangers’ former owner faces a lawsuit, and the New York Mets’ owners may need to give at least $300 million to the trustee chasing down recoveries for Bernard Madoff’s investment-fraud victims. Meanwhile, football player Mark Brunell is hoping to leave bankruptcy soon, and actor Burt Reynolds may lose his home to foreclosure.