A Manhattan man whose mother helped launch “World Gratitude Day” claims his siblings have cut him out of the family business.
Michael Lemle claims his sisters and brother failed to re-elect him as an officer of 132 West 31st Street Realty Corp., costing him the $50,000 annual salary he has collected since the 1980s, according to a Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit.
Meanwhile, his siblings, Florence Lemle, Douglas Lemle and Deanne Bosnak, rake in a cumulative $565,000 annually but “have no meaningful duties and do little or no work,” he alleges.