Vincent Riggi suit seeks $27.1 million from brother's estate
Mar. 2— SARATOGA SPRINGS— Alleging his brother was insolvent, borrowed more than $35 million from their jointly owned business and then tried to defraud the company by transferring his properties to his wife, Vincent Riggi has filed a lawsuit seeking $27.1 million from the late Ronald Riggi's estate. He is also seeking to void the 2020 transfer of his twin…
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